Bradford College - Annals Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1945 volume:

LAMMFRT W'1to's XVHO, 1955 PHILLIPPS LAMMFRT, M. BARTOVV, president of Advisory of YVorld Aifairs, too busy to marry, educated in diplomatic institutions, member of the House of Representatives and the House of Lammert. Adflrerr: Diplomatic Department. LANGDON, FYELYN A., author of three best sellers, Hora' To Ski, Chef11i.rfry Wim flly Bef! Sllbjfff, and Sflllllgc' Laffy, known for extensive knowledge of Chicago. Af!- f!z'r.tr: Chicago. LFTTS, FLFANOR H., awarded a medal by the President for her most courageous work in rehabilitating Europe, foreign secretary of U. S. H950-19551. :lff1!11fE.ti': NVashington, D. C., London, Paris, etc. LOUD, NANCY If., famous concert pianist, has just signed a tive year contract to play nightly for the Supply School at Harvard University, commutes from her house on the Boston and Maine every night. .-lt!,X1'r,tf,' Harvard Square. MAGENNIS, MARY NOEL, artist, fam- ous for invention of the new swish stroke used in her South American art work, author of You T00 C1111 Be True. Ar!- f!re.t.f.' Buenos Aires. MARINAN, DOROTHY F., Postmaster General of the U. S., responsible for the two square inch Stamp Act of 1951, mar- ried six times, husbands unknown, voted most talkative woman in governmental circles. .41!f!rf.v.t.' Washington, D. C. MARSHUTZ, MARGARET W., winner of the world wide Perfect Motherys Con- test, children: Farle and Merle Pearl, leader of the Women's Rights Movement. .-l1ff1'reJ,f,' Box 2007, Route 72, U. S. A. MCCARTHY, JANFT B., revolutionized the Art of Physical Education, director of physical education at Harvard University, retired to study the fundamentals of mathe- matics. .-l1fflre.t.f.' Stockman's Creek. McCARY, PATRICIA R., aviator in vari- ous airlines in Missouri and Texas, mar- ried .Iohn joseph Harutun Jr., educated at aeronautics school throughout the coun- try, Member of the Delta Alpha Delta. .-lf!f!1'r.fr: wherever Johnny is. MeKlNNEY, NANCY M., raiser of little Taylors, Olympic marathon winner, model for the Marines, chief buyer for Jim's Dry Goods Store. A1lf!z'sr.t.' Alabama. MFNDINHALL, DOROTHFA, philo- sopher, married in August naturally to Augie, author of Hou' To Ure Peroxifle .mil Keep lf iz Sefrer. .4f!1!re.tr: Army Air Corps Base. MFRIAM, EIOSEPHINF L., president of Kasurin Teddy Bear Corp., wrote song that's just been recorded, IVhers'r Pizl?, famed for her psychology of life. fl rfdrerr: Shaker Heights. MURPHFY, RUTH L., leader of the Red Cross unit in Lone Skunk Hollow, wife to famous Dr. Bill, assistant to Fuller Brush man. .4ffffrr.tf.' M. D. NICHOLS, MARY J., child psychologist, has made remarkable experiments upon her own ten children, whose I. Q.'s range from H0 to 190, founded the Deane Orme Clinic for Mentally Dehcient. Afl- i1'1'frf: New York City. PETERS-FN, PHYLLIS C., famous for best developed vocal chords in World, given medal for quantity of letters Written to servicemen overseas. Afldre.fr: Poor little Rhode Island. PHILLIPPS, SALLY L., magazine editor, advocate of bigger and better parties, doing research on Ufhy Calf! VVeek-Emi: Be PRESBREY Wi-10's WHO, 1955 TAYLOR L011gfr?, author of Oh, Swear Boreffom. .'lI!dI'B.f.f.' 1l10St any place. PRESBREY, JEAN, distiller, famed for her 220 proof, married to Culbertson Jr., wrote her thesis on Hon' I Cor Ilfy fl. B. 111 Bridge. .-lflfhcrr: Blackwood Hills. PRESCOTT, SARAH F., still washing her hayar , editor of Sezzorifa, feature model for .-lmlfznf Me C'a111pu.r, millionth traveler across Cornell's Suspension Bridge. Ad- ffrerx: Mantown. PUTNEY, CAROL C., traveler, famous for being first owner of a private railroad extending cross-country, once lost in Ice- lands so called by Admiral Byrd II. Afl- dwrr: The world. RANSOM, SUZANNE, gets up for break- fast and loves it, inventor of bedside break- fast cabinet, chief craftsman for Barter Homer auf! Bar,tyf1rf!5. .flf!f!1'err.' Washing- ton, D. C., Botanical Gardens. REPS, KATHERINE A., prominent Wash- ington decorator, wife of the Admiral of the Pacific Fleet, helped Mrs. Truman redecorate the White House, mother of tive little sailors. flf!1!1'er.v: an island in the Pacific. REYNOLDS, MARGARET L., dietician, author of I Cooked VVHA Car, famous for her meal guaranteed to get him to propose. Adzlrerr: Cookville. RICHMOND, JANET H., a hIKEr at West Point, hasn,t decided whom to marry, member of the Yeh, Bown Club, educated at Brown and West Point. Adflrers: the Hudson River Ferry. RICKEL, GLORIA S., experienced world traveler, lecturer on the Sphinx of Egypt, guide on Mount Fujiama, co-inventor with Dane on new radio. AlzJlf7'EJ'.F.' the Far East. SCHULZE, IDAMAE, president of the Bedside Manner Bureau, awarded 'fOscar in 1955 for being the only nurse in captiv- ity who is able to take three pulses at the same time, recently invented a holeless do- nut cutter that will revolutionize the Schulze and Burch Cookie Co. .1lfffz'rerr: at I11OSt any bedside as long as it's in Chi- cago. SELLEW, FRANCES G., a national hero because certain government officials didn,t appreciate her abrupt suggestion for im- provement and she was advised to go into exile, she and her husband took extensive cruises on a P-359 and near Alaska found a gold mine valued a ten trillion dollars in the North Pole. Afl11'1'e.fr.' North Pole. SIMONS, DOROTHY, Master of the Dance, hasnlt married but is still stringing them along, member of the American and Russian Schools of Ballet. A1Mz'er.v.' Room 204, Hasseltine Hall. SNYDER, EDITH C., inventor of the Baggy Leotard, married I. Hope, resigned her position as announcer of train time in Grand Central for a higher paid position in Penn Station. Ad1Zre.fr: any stage door. SOWLES, BETTY E., artist, married Joseph St. Louis, educated at Washington University Art School. Ad1Z1'srr: 712 Rad- cliffe, St. Louis, Missouri. STEFFENS, MARTHE J., keeper of the cows, inventor of rubber barbed wire, wife to Kentucky farmer. AdfZ1'.eJr: wherever the crops are good. TARRANT, SARA ANN, mathematics tutor to Baby Weems, married Admiral H. E. W. U. S. N. R. O. K., member of the Delta Alpha Delta. Add1'ef.r.' any high f6'2,'j sea. TAYLOR, MARY L., professional typist, having received an honorary degree from TI-IOM,-X YVrro's WIHO, 1955 YOUNGER the Columbia Business School she is now established as chief salesman of Comm- puffrmz, recently received the Purple Heart and Presidential Citation after getting her toe caught in another gopher hole. .-I fl1f1'c',fJ.' the train that runs between Newport and New London. THOMA, PALINIA L., just given Nobel prize for making statue of the Test Tube in Perpetual lN'Iotion, noted for logic in bridge and her ability to bid a Club con- ventional. .-l1ff1'1'2.f.v,' Boston. TRFACY, FLICANOR L., noted teacher if physical education at Bouve, author of Bzfifdifzg fha Buffy Tfzrongb :lrhlefitzr :narried Ten S. Lacrosse, member of the American Body Council, educated at Bouve, Sargents, and Physical Fducation College of America. .-lff1!rs.f.f: Bouve. TUCKFR, AIFAN, advertising executive, recently returned from Conway where she tested ski waxes for her agency, awarded a cup while there for making the most un- usual sitz-marks, Navy wife with numerous juniors. .-lrfffrerv: Pier 96. TI.'LLI'fR, ANN E., agent for dope smuggling circle, dentist's assistant, orig- inator of odorless Blue cheese. flflrlrerr: Hasn't made up her mind. VVALL, DOROTHY, Metropolitan so- prano, prima donna of television, owner and manager of the Fruit of the Month Club, recently invented a new toothpaste tube-durability IO years. .-Ifldrerr: Orange Grove No. I7, California. VVARD, -IANICE, hat designer, designed all hats in year 1950 for all members of royalty and wives of rulers, now claims that hats are a nuisance and has purchased the liremel Corp. .-lfff!re.r.r.' San Francisco. NVARRFN, CYNTHIA B., Red Cross held director, just set new world's back stroke record, invented an invisible life preserver for embarrassed sinkers , raises Army brats on the side. .-lffflzfrr: Army Staff Head- quarters. VVICBB, NANCY, philosopher, just pub- lished her tenth anthology on rules of dieting and exercising, will soon make a short for M. G. M. demonstrating exer- cises No. I0 and No. 15, recently instilled her latest philisophic ideas on Actors and Actresses Union. Af!1!re.r.r: soap-box in Central Park. WHITING, DOROTHY S., Richest woman in the world, married Richt, Richyl Richyl I, member of the Association of Tactics. .41!drer.f: Army Air Corps Training Base. WHITMAN, NIACQUELINE, artist, designer of chic family flying outfits and and ski clothes, famed for will-power deluxe. .41f11JI'E5J.' White Mountains. WHITNEY, ELFANOR, tail gunner on a Hellcat, has proven that war and marriage will mix, author of I War Cozzfoorcd but .41zm0.r.+:fl. .'iIlfffl'B.f.9'.' Rhodisland. YOUNGFR, MONIQUF, premier danc- euse at the Moulin Rouge, French liason diplomat, in title role of M011 Petit Clmux produced by the great Rene. Addreff: La Belle France. ' X '34, Mn .-. .. .' In - Song 'ro Freshmen VVhen we come to the end of a perfect year, Wvith friendships made that are true, Then our thoughts turn back to the days spent here And the fun that we've shared with you. We will think of your song and thc show you gave, With memories locked in our hearts. And so With the key that traditions save Of you and Bradford we'1l he a part. fTune: A Perfeft Day? i ...J Nl , ,fry cf' ..,, N-or Q. MN:-. ,,...a.f .WF QNX-,Q FRESHMAN CLASS Freshman Class Cfficers FIRST SFMFSTFR Prerirfffzf . . LUCY Br-:NN1-i'r'r lrffi-P7'c'.ffrfc'lIf . P.fX'l'RlCI.'X Hickniciu' S'fff'ar.1rv-T1'f.1,fm'f1' PuX'IiRICIA RC1l3liINS SECOND Sl'fMliSTliR Pz'asii!e11r . LUCY E1iNN1Q'1 1' l'fr'e-l'z'f'fMe11f . lvl.-XRCI.-X Rxwrs Sf'w'flt1ry-Tnst1.t1m'1' l'.,vl'1ziCr.x Rouizixs Freshman Class rhllftkli, kloaN, IUU Norwood Road, VVest Hartford 5, Connecticut .-Xiaams, N.-xxcv T11,t.soN, 1765 Plymouth Street, Dubuque, lowa .fXi,r:x,.xNoi-QR, Brirsi-:Y CU'1'1.L11t, 57 High Street, St. Albans, Yermont ALLEN, IJATRICIA, 3216 Country Club Road, Birmingham, Alabama ANo1gRsoN, ELI-1ANoR lV1r-xkmgkv, Diamond Hill, Cos Cob, Connecticut .-Xsmi, li1,1zABE'l'1i GROX'ES, Sherwood Drive, VVestmoreland Heights, Knoxville, Tennessee BAKLR, blliYliNli HOPli, ol Middlesex Road, Buffalo, New Yorlt Basrrrwkiti, l'.v1'sY L1421-2, Chateau Rochambeau, Scarsdale, New York B.-xL'a1..xNN, ANN, 41,19 Calle de las Animas, Santa Fe, New Mexico BEAM, NANCY JANE, 2985 Morley Road, Shalter Heights, Ohio BLitxvlcN, BARHARA rhNN1'I, 234 Vlfarwiclt Road, Kenilworth, lllinois B1-Qli, lN1,x1u' Sora, Opdylte Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan B1-:1.1., lC1,iZ.vBii'I'H ANNE, 587 Manor Lane, Pelham Manor, New York BENN1-'1 l', LUCY lVl,XRSlI.'XI.l,, 1331 'Westwood Drive, Birmingham, Michigan B11,RN1trcis15l,, lVlARG.XRli'I' ANNE, 736 So. Washington Street, Yan Wert, Ohio BL.-Xllill-, Naxos' Lrirl, Stl Hammond Road, llelmont, Massachusetts l3os'1'oN, JXLICIS, Falmouth Foreside, Portland, Maine BRAIN, CoNs'11-xwcrz W11.l.1Axms, 21,125 Gratiot Road, Saginaw, Michigan BRls'1'o1., NANCY, South Street, Middlebury, Connecticut BRUC141, Lois Pivrklcla, 1178 Union Street, Manchester, New Hampshire C.ANNfJN, NANCY JANE, 14311 West William Street, Decatur, Illinois CARSON, lVlARtLXRIf'l', 455 Whtshington Avenue, Glencoe, lllinois CIAFP, l3,x1u:.xlz,x ScHo1.r,, 4911 No. Main Street, Randolph, Massachusetts C1,oss12R, Baunalta JANE, 4411 NVest 7Uth,'1'errace, Kansas City, Missouri TI-IE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS llllll llll llll llllllllllllllIllIllIllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlll COHEN, LOUISE JANET, 1075 Park Avenue, New York City COLE, LoIs GREGORY, EastbourIIe, Bronxville, New York CONGDON, PATRICIA, 200 Linden Avenue, Glen Ridge, New Jersey COOK, MARY ELIZABETH, 14 Stanbery AveIIue, Columbus 9, Ohio COON, MARGERY LOUISE, 16 Gale Avenue, Laconia, New Hampshire CRANCE, DOROTHY WADSVVOR'FH, 2 DeLancey Drive, Geneva, New York CROWE, NANCY LOU, 23 Burliii Avenue, White Plains, New York CUMMINGS, MARGARET LOUISE, 900 West Eighth Street, Connersville, Indiana DAWES, DANA, 1775 E. McMillan Street, Cincinnati 8, Ohio DAY, BARBARA B., Hastings House 17D, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York DAY, SUSAN ANN, 3140 Lahser Road, Blooinlield Hills, Michigan DEETJEN, SHADA ELISABETH, 12 Argyle Road, Upper Montclair, New Jersey DEVERS, MARCIA LEIGH, 3467 Glencairn Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio DILLON, RITA, 188 Stratford Road, New Britain, Connecticut DIXON, EMILY, Hotel Weylin, 54th Street and Madison Avenue, New York City DONALD, DIANA, 1803 West Charles Street, Grand Island, Nebraska Down, MARTHA ESTHER, 16800 Aldersyde Drive, Shaker Heights 20, Ohio ELLIS, MARGARET ANN, 453 Hampshire Road, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania EMMONS, MARIANNA, Ives Road, East Greenwich, Rhode Island EWING, BARBARA JOAN, 24-80 Wellington Road, Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio FAGER, FRANCES, 2637 No. Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania FELTMAN, JUNE, 589 Third Street, Brooklyn, New York FIORINI, PRISCILLA BARBARA, 788 Comrnercial Street, Braintree 84, Massachusetts FOSTER, CAROL CRAIG, 1237 West 72nd Street, Kansas City, Missouri FREDERICK, JULIA ANNA CECILIA, 108 East 86 Street, New York City FREGGENS, PATRICIA ADELAIDE, 78 Kendall Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey FRY, BARBARA ANN, Shillington Road, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania GARDINER, JANE JACKSON, 425 Grove Street, Evanston, Illinois GEIGER, GERALDINE BURGESS, Bellefonte, Ashland, Kentucky GILLIS, JAYNE ALBERTA, 144 Concord Avenue, Belmont, Massachusetts GILLOGLY, SUZANNE, 10230 So. Hoyne Avenue, Chicago, Illinois GOODMAN, JANE LOUISE, 611 West Upsal Street, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania GORDON, ELIZABETH EDDY, 520 So. Narbeth Avenue, Merion Station, Pennsylvania GREEN, NINA LOUISE, 5601 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri GRIER, PARTHENIA P1-IELPS, 42 Concord Street, West Hartford, Connecticut GRIFFIN, JANE, 560 Ray Street, Manchester, New Hampshire HAGGART, JOSLIN, 1 Handasyde Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio HANLON, BARBARA, 685 Palisades Drive, Akron 3, Ohio HAYES, ANN STEPHENSON fNANCYJ, 64 Prospect AveIIue, Newtonville, Massachusetts THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE .ANNALS IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll IIIIIllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllll . HERBERT, PATRICIA, 301 No. Sappington Road, Kirkwood, Missouri HIBB.ARD, MARX' ELIZABETII, 906 Cambridge Dr., S. E., East Grand Rapids, Michigan HILTON, JANE FRANCES, 518 State Street, Bangor, Maine HOBSON, IVIARGERY, 3475 Vista Avenue, Cincinnati S, Ohio HOLLIS'l'ER, IVIARY ANN, 21 Ordway Road, YVellesley Hills, Massachusetts JEPPSON, BET'I'v ,I1HI1.DA, Oakholm Farm, Brooklield, Massachusetts JESSUP, LUCIE JANE, 374 Hillside Place, So. Orange, New Jersey JONES, LAVINIA, Narrowood, Franklin Road, Nashville 4, Tennessee IKAUFMAN, JEAN B., Box 43 R. R. No. 6, Ridge Road, Cincinnati 15, Ohio KAUENIAN, IVIARY J., Box 43 R. R. No. 6, Ridge Road, Cincinnati 15, Ohio KE.-XNE, DOROTIIY HELEN, 2 Seto1I Road, LarchnIont, New York KEMPSMITH, JOAN, 3309 Daleford Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio IKIRKPATRICK, ANN OI.IVER, 700 Oakwood Avenue, Dayton 9, Ohio KITE, MARGARET JANE, QIVIARKEJ, SS Erie Avenue, Glendale, Ohio KOCH, JOAN, 864 Bryant Avenue, Winnetka, Illinois KOONTZ, ROS.AI.1E ,ANNE'l'TIS, 800 West 60th Terrace, Kansas City 2, Missouri IKRAUS, HEI.EN AIJELE, 15 Benjamin West Avenue, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania LAMMERT, JANE HAWES, 14 Southmoor Place, St. Louis 5, Missouri LAMONT, LOUISE FLORENCE, 320 Park Avenue, New York City LANG, NANCY HARTING, 333 Spruce Street, Steelton, Pennsylvania LAUD-BROWN, GERALDINE, Huguenot Avenue, Englewood, New Jersey LAW, JOAN MORSE, 3314 S. W. 24th Street, Des Moines, Iowa LESIEUR, SUZANNE ELIZAIHETII, oo Graham Street, Biddeford, Maine LEXVIS, BARBARA, O0 Forest Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey LOYVMAN, DORO'I'HX' EI.oIsE, 2100 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, New York LUCAS, MARGARET BRETTUN, Wistar Road, Villa Nova, Pennsylvania LUTHER, FRANCES, 2570 Grandin Road, Cincinnati, Ohio MACDfJNAI,D, FRANCES TENN12X', Park Plaza Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri MACLEAN, JEAN FISKIE, 3033 Knox Avenue, South, Minneapolis 8, Minnesota MACWILLIAMS, MARION CROUSE QMIMIJ, 305 Sedgewick Drive, Syracuse, New York MCGRATH, ELENA MARY, Conesa 2158, BueIIos Aires, Argentina. Bus. Address: W James Craig, First National Bank, Boston, Massachusetts MITCHELI., JOAN PAGE, 83 Forest Avenue, Glen Ridge, New Jersey MOREAU, LEIOII WARD, 58 West Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey MULLIN, PRISCILLA ANN, 19 Ivanhoe Avenue, Dayton 9, Ohio MUNROE, PRISCILLA, 5 Agawam Road, Waban 68, Massachusetts NARAMORE, EMILY SABEY, 68 CouIIcil Roack Avenue, Rochester, New York NEUMANN, BARBIE MAssoN, 45 Dwight Place, Englewood, New Jersey NEUMANN, GLORIA HEI.EN, S4 Brixton Road, Garden City, Long Island, New York THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE :XNNALS I IIIIlIIl:IInIInIIulIIllInlnlnlnunlnlmnnnnun:Innlulllumllxnun numunnunnllnmummmnnnumnm InuInnumIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII NEWSOM, MARCIA, 59 Locust Avenue, New Rochelle, New York NICHOLS, CYNTHIA ANN, 5840 Stony Island Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois NICHOLS, ELLEN PAINE, 46 Concord Street, Nashua, New Hampshire NORD, MARY CAROL, 502 Laligview Avenue, Jamestown, New York OLIVER, BARBARA STONE, 151' North Emerson Drive, Osborn, Ohio O'SULLlVAN, PATRICIA BARBARA, Orange Center Road, OraIIge, Connecticut OWEN, IQATHERYN DOROTHY, 901 Tenth Avenue, Prospect Park, Pennsylvania PARROTT, PATRICIA LYS, 501 W. Quincy, Pittsburgh, Kansas PEABODY, PRISCILLA JEAN, 326 Blossom Street, Fitchburg, Massachusetts PECK, MARION BUTLER, 2589 Berkshire Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio PIERSON, BEVERLY JEAN, 6613 Wenonga Road, Kansas City 5, Missouri PINES, BERT, 575 Park Avenue, New York City PINKERTON, ELIZABETH, 95 Summit Avenue, Montclair, New Jersey PORTER, NANCY ANNE, 26 Hoffman Street, Maplewood, New Jersey RAINES, MARCIA LoUIsE, 2232 Leyden Street, Denver, Colorado REICH, MARJORIE GERTRUDE, 24 Hallam Road, Buffalo, New York RIECK, LETITIA EMILIE, 134-0 Bennington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ROBBINS, PATRICIA, 624 Cherokee Avenue, Lafayette, Indiana ROBINSON, MAY ELLIOTT, 399 Sagamore Drive, Rochester, New York Ross, SHIRLEY, 21 Belmont Street, Portland, Maine ROWAN, MARGARET SHELDON, 20 Olmstead Place, East Norwalk, Connecticut SCHAUMANN, WILDA M., 804- Berkeley Road, Wilmington, Delaware SCHLOSSER, MARY, 646 Holgate Avenue, Dehance, Ohio SCHOLES, HELEN MARIE, 166 Nayatt Road, W. Barrington, Rhode Island SCHUSTER, CARLOTTA ROSE, 1070 Homewood Drive, Lakewood, Ohio SHARP, JANET SYDNEY, 519 West Mt. Airy Avenue, Philadelphia 19, Pennsylvania SHMOCK, SUZANNE BEATRICE, 56 Colver Road, Rocky River, Ohio SIMPSON, JANET ELIZABETH, 212 No. Walnut Street, Ridgewood, New Jersey SMALLWOOD, CAROLYN ELIZABETH, 272 West End Avenue, Ridgewood, New Jersey SMITH, MARY-HEPBURN, Hawthorne Hotel, Salem, Massachusetts SMITH, VIRGINIA MAY, 154 Academy Street, Poughkeepsie, New York SPANGLER, MARY-ELLEN, 10 Crestmont Road, Montclair, New Jersey STACY, MARY, 4-701 Girard Avenue, South, Minneapolis, Minnesota STANLEY, KATHERINE WILLARD, 2370 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W., Washington, STEWART, JOAN, Washington Lane, Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania STORZ, SUSAN ELIZABETH, 207 No. Fairacres Road, Omaha, Nebraska STRONCE, SIDNEY LOUISE, 335 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota TALMACE, ANN, 2274 Demington Drive, Cleveland Heights, Ohio THATCHER, SUSAN HIBBARD, 21 College Avenue, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania D CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SCENES FACULTY SENIOR CLASS FEATURES The Senior Class Will Senior Statistics Calendar We Remember Prophecy FRESHMAN CLASS ORGANIZATIONS Student Government House Committee Christian Union War Council Quill-Annals Masqueraders Glee Club Choir Bradford Taboos Romance Languages Camera Club The Forum Home Economics Club Haverhill Gazette Writers ATHLETICS PHOTOGRAPHS ADVERTISEMENTS THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COI.1,EGE :ANNA-XLS IlllnnIIInIunnnnvnnnunnumnnnnnlnnnlnunlunnuInnnlnllulnlllnlnllIInInInnllunlInulInlullIllIllnlInInInnulllunlullnnnlnll TI-IoMAs, LL'cE'rTA Co'r'roN, Villa Lucia, Biscayne Island, 943 Venetian Way, Miami Beach, Florida TOEI., INIYRA NAN, 106 Fast YVoodIwine Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland TOAIILINSON, Cx'N'I'IIIA BAHRUTH, 54 Concord Street, West Hartford, Conn. TRENOIK, PAMELA AIoAN, Hesperus Avenue, Gloucester, Massachusetts TREscIi, CARo1.Ii HIiNRIE'r'rA, Chateau Burgundy, Scarsdale, New York YVADSWQRTH, Ii.-XT15 PRLscoT'r, 70 High Street, Eastport, Maine XVI-XLKER, BARBARA ANNE, 93 Colby Street, Bradford, Massachusetts XVEBSTER, CI..-XR12, 54 Ellington Street, Longmeadow, Massachusetts XWIELLS, BARBARA, 445 VVest Sixty-ninth Street, Kansas City, Missouri XVHITEHAIR, EIOAN, Eastbourne Apts., Alger Court, Bronxville, New York WILHELM, MARGARIJI' FI.1Z.-XBETH, Oak Crest. R. F. D. No. 2, East Liverpool, Ohio XNIILLIAMSON, I'lLIZA15ETH GUTHRIE, 1419 Bath Avenue, Ashland, Kentucky WILLIANISON, FLORIHLNCI5 YIVII-INNI5, 1783 Albany Avenue, Hartford S, Connecticut WINSOCK, HELIQN IVIARII-1, Gray Craig, Newport, Rhode Island YVoou, ELIZABICIII, 68 Union Street, Bristol, Rhode Island 1VoRTHINc:'roN, VIRGINIA EVERETT, Birchwood Farm, Great Barrington, Massachusetts YEPsEN, E1.INoR lNIr:'r'I'HEA, 144 Highland Avenue, Metuchen, New jersey ZANONE, IXIIARY Louisri, Hillsboro Road, Nashville, Tennessee Freshman Songs Freshman Song to Miss Bell Now to you, Miss Bell, Our praises we will fondly tell. Always our memory of you lrVill bind us to Our days at Bradford. Your true graciousness Across the years will come to usg ln our hearts will always live Love and guidance that you give: All these things we love in you, Miss Bell. CTune: l'll See You Again. j Freshman Song fo Seniors To you of '45 We'll always remember knowing you. You made us feel so welcome The moment we arrivedg Long after you have left us Our friendship will survive. If you'll come back next year We all will be here expecting you With Bradford and tradition Of which you're still a part Along with memories in our hearts. , Y ,V lik n 1 9 T W I +G? . .1 L . if ' 3? Q . . 21 -5 v aw --4 .' ' 1' ' n 9 l I at H ll. I ' . nk A Q .zur-uw Q U3 'F 'I v' 'ra .jp lf: . ' 5 , -- , 'Q 'I ' 5' -Iv: gh., ,4 '? '-my Ja'-,1 u .IL If wi ' ,A l lRsT Row: Betty Soxxles, Clare Kittredge, Vin' I f't',tfift'i1lg Ann lilder, l'.r.f,ft'11Ig janet l5l'oolil1:u't, Si-eoxtv Row: Geraldine Land-Broun, Lucy Bennett, Frances lleeri, Cynthia NVai'ren, Susan Thatcher, Bartow Lanimert, Frances Selleu, Helen Kraus, Srrrultiry-Tmuiilnmg Mary Schlossev. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government Association of Bradford is made up of the entire student hodv, and is headed by a council of twelve. The Council consists of a president and a vice-president, who are seniors, a secretary-treasurer from the freshman class, three senior members-at-large, three freshman memhers-at-large, the chairman of the House Committee, and the president of the senior and freshman clafsts. The purpose of the Student Government is to make and enforce rules which regulate the college life and guarantee the welfare of the students. It is an organization to help the girls with any problems which may arise individually or in a group. Here at Bradford we live in a miniature democratic community in which the girls learn to adjust themselves and live accordingly to the regulations set up hy the Council. This year, one of the most important aims of the Council has been in promoting the idea of individual and group responsibility. The student hodv has shown interest in earnestly helping to share and participate in the Governments activities. Outside of the governing functions of the Council, it has sponsored a dance for midshipmen from Harvard. The Council has also drawn up the Freshman Handbook which has been very successful and helpful to the incoming freshman. With the guidance and advice of Miss Bell and Miss Adkins, thc Student Government ,Xssociation has had an interesting and successful year. ' 1 1 nf ,- FIRST Row: Frances Grove, joan Mitchell, Barhara Holmstrom, Emily Dixon, janet McCarthy, Mary Louise Zanone, Louise Lamont, Suzanne Gillogly. SECOND Row: Frances Luther, Carlotta Schuster, Sally Prescott, Cynthia Warren, Bartow Lamrnert, Prsridsnig Jeannette Beach, Ssrrclmy, Eleanor Anderson, Carol Smallwoocl. Tnmn Row: Palma Thoma, Margaret Lucas, Evelyn Langdon, Barbara Ewing, Margery Hobson, Babhie Neumann, Vivian Hand, Beverly Pierson, Letitia Rieck, Eleanor Beecle, Jean Francisco. HOUSE COMMITTEE Working side by side with Bradford's student government is the House Committee, consisting of two girls from each corridor, one the chairman, the other her assistant. Chairmen serving the first half of the year are always a group of seniors, each one choosing her assistant, usually a freshman, in order to represent the entire student body. The second half of the year, each corridor elects its own representatives. From this group, the president and secretary are elected who also serve for just one term. In order to insure helpful cooperation between the two governing bodies, the president of House Committee is a member of the Student Government Council, and from time to time, the president of the student government attends the House Committee meetings. Listed among some of the House Committees accomplishments this year was the system worked out for answering the telephones on each floor. No longer is one bothered by the incessant ringing of a phone. Then the conjestion around the post office was partially eliminated by sketches and sign posts in that area. To add to these is the new project of salvaging paper started by the war council. House Committee has cooperated by rounding up a different volunteer from each corridor for the job every week. Drain stopped up, iron doesn't heat, 'glass in the door of fourth east broken again, no plugs in the laundrys and the rubber spray won't spray, T00 IWNM Noire. All these items and many many more are reported to House Committee and taken care of as quickly and efficiently as is possible. In order to keep the student body up to date on House Committee activities, corridor meetings are held each month to discuss any situations that might need improvement or any suggestions to help keep the House running smoothly. V 1 in wg v . N, 1 Q . X x Ar M Y Q' M: A Q., J Q. 'K . ,N x 3 p .:'-- go .. - e 5 I t ex, L ,-JXP? Nw ..., 5 N X N Q VL- ' ' 1 -3856 ff ' , I W ' ' . x .AN A . V , ,. .4 J . . , . W 4 i I I -.X s- ' ' . g 5 2 V ss 1'6 ' T ' Q.. iv. j. FIRSI' Roxy. Elirabeth Ashe, Nlary Elizabeth Cooke Vin' Pruridrrzl, Nlai'g.n'et Lucasg Prvxilfvril, Eleanor Lettsg Trfurnrcr, .laciitieline Browng lx'l.ll'g.II'Cl Ellis, llelen Joyce. Siacorsn Row: Palma Tlioma, ,lane Gardiner, Barbara Anderson, Cornelie Hogevvind, Pamela Trenor, Bartoxi Lamnicrt, Patricia fuiigdon, Virginia Smith, Louise Lanit-ntl CHRISTIAN UNION The Christian Union Association of Bradford is made up of the entire student body and is directed by a council of seventeen girls. The council has a dual purpose: First and foremost to lay emphasis upon the im- portance of the religious element in college life: Secondly, to select the particular philan- thropies to which the contributions of the students go. The council began its activities this year with a reception for the freshmen during the opening week of school. Later in the fall came the Book Fair in which every council member participated. :Xt Christmas time the college gave the traditional children's party which was sponsored by the Christian Union council. This party is given for the Children of servicemen in Haverhill. ln the winter the C. U. sponsored a Religious Ihiiphasis weekg this took place during Lent. One of the questions discussed at this conference was, Why is it there is such a great interest in religion shown in our armed forces as illustrated in the quotation 'there is no athiest in a fox hole'fll There was further discussion on this question and others in the informal conference periods which followed in the afternoon. Many feel that with the numerous interests in college one tends to lose sight of the importance of the spiritual side of life. The Christian Union wants to see that the importance of religion is brought out in our every day living. ' I2 ' C l .g,'3g395g'I5IEQ'3EE'23'i'i'Iga2 5 ,Y fy, ,Q-,wr r-N , .-,ag fi, , m..w-.-H ut .stats ?YC'3i'2'31 '3EE2' ii 1r1r 4 rw 4 N f. -' :slum ' Q 'nies t , , ,,..- W i S-14' if Cynthia Nichols, Mary Cook, Nancy Lang, Pzzblicifyg Mary Bellamy, Head of Paper Salvage, Nancy Webb, Prexidenlg Phyllis Petersen, Treasurer, Kathryn Hyde, Sscrsmry, Ruth Murphey, Mary Robinson. THE WAR COUNCIL The War Council is an all-student organization with ten student representatives. lt has been the attempt of this council to make the students feel that we are actually making a stand with our nation in bringing about victory. Such duties as the National War Fund, the Red Cross Drive, a clothes campaign for Greek War Relief, paper salvage, a collection of articles for soldier kits, and the sales of War bonds and stamps have played a major part in the VVar Council activities. With the willing participation of the students, faculty, and staff the council exceeded its quota in the War fund drive with the iinal total being 51,296 Every Saturday morning students have baled paper for the paper salvae. Not only the students and faculty but the citizens of Haverhill and Bradford helped to donate six pounds of clothing for Greek War Relief. With the collection of hard candy, pocket- book editions, and pencils the Red Cross was able to make up soldier kits to send over-seas. A victory basketball game and a fair helped to boost the sales of War bonds and stamps. For the first time this year the War Council has had a faculty supervisor. We are very indebted to Miss Helmes and wish to thank her for generous help throughout the year. Flkrl' Rowy I'lmrugrt1pl1x' Fdxlffr, Muriel Horne, Nt'rn'rm'y, Josephine Meriznni E,rpim1.1gr E11'ilnr, janet Riclnnnnd, :lil l'f.f1lnr, Drucie Snyder, .'lUI'iftllIl Ftfifuf, Nancy Damon, Eilflur-If14CM'vf, Nancy llnIl'inan, l,,flf'mry fzlrfflur, Sally Phillippsg Ijfllglillff l.'l1,1jrm.1rl, S.n':i-glane llippa Sf'1ffp-Talk Etfilnr, glean 'lluckerg Hzfrfriwr ,lIin:.1in'1, Nlavianna Freem.un. Stcowtn Row: l-'vancei Iatther, Nancy llnrlhuvt, joan C.ll'PCl', Katherine Reps, Mary Magennis, janet Goebel, Iilainae Schulze, Mary L'.n'nl Nord, Nl.nri-Arie Reich, lint'-tliy fNlendinh.tll, Suzanne Fontaine, liliiahetli XVwotl, Carlotta Schuster, lJi.inn.t Donald, Vlllllkli Row: lflizaheth Ashe, Burt Pines, joan Law, ll.n'h.n'a Closser, Carol Smallxxnod, Jeanne Kaufman, Patsy Hailiore, Eliiaheth Henderson, Mary-Hephurn Smith, Mary 'l':iylwn', Rita llillnn, Louise Cohen, l3.irh.ira Beaven, Sally Clary. Fnrurn Ron: Suzanne Gillugly, B.n'h.n'.u Anders-ni, Lt-titia Ric-ck, Mary Nichols, lNlargaret lNl.n'5hutz, Sydney Sliarp, Leigh Nl4:ve.ni, .lane lrxin, Bahhie Neumann, lE.n'h.n'.1 Driscoll, Louise Berry, Patricia Fuller, NllI11l Nl.1cXVilli.nnf, ElL'.lI1lII' VVhitney, Eleaiifn' 'I'reacv, l'lIe.n1In' Beetle. QUILL-ANNALS Quill-.rXnn.tls, the gl0Llfl'lllll4lN club of Bradford is responiihle for publishing four iwues of Qzzilf, the literary magazine, and illllltlff, the yearbook. This year the staff of Qui!! and A-lzzzmfx has made ll special effort to make hoth publications more timely by reflecting the fpirit of the student hody and hence more interesting to their readers. Became of the w.1r Quill wat unable to carry on its social program in the manner of pre-war dajx hut we were succesaful with our Blind-Date Show, which proved to be one of the highlights ol Br.idford'4 social year. However, Quill is not ahle to take credit for the show which would not have heen .1 success without the participation of the male faculty, who served an the hlind-dateQ. Qnce again Quill worked with Student Government in revising and making more enlightening the Bnnffmvf Htzzzflflnoa' which has proven so helpful to all the incoming freQhman for the punt few years. Thif year, more than ever, Quill wanti to thank lVlr. White for his untiring support of our journalistic ellorh and ahove all for helping us to overcome the many war-time rektrictionk placed on puhlications. Through hic enthusiakin and spirit, Mr. White has made Quill a more enthufiastic and spirited cluh. FIRST Row: janet Brookhart, Dorothy Whiting, Carole Tresch, Puhlirify lllnimgurg Patsy Grier, Serrufizry, Margaret Lucas, Vin' P1'e,ri,it'r1r, Barbara Holmstrom, I'f-uriifmzfg Cornelie llogewind, Trl'a,rnrer, Jeanne Fox, Chu1'fum11 of Ef1!t'rti1Ir1u1c11l, Evelyn Langdon, Cflclfflllzlll uf Pllzyrmrfifigg Joan Stewart, Jane Lammert. SECOND Row: Dorothy Crance, Nancy Hurlburt, Patricia Parrott, Ellen Nichols, Louise Cohen, Marcia Bachelder, Margaret Wilhelm, Rosalie Koontz, Eleanor Letts, Nancy Webb, Mary Louise Zanone, Carol Foster, Patricia Freggens, Margery Reich, Mary Bellamy, Sara jane Hipp, THIRD Row: ,lane Irvin, Mary Ann Hollister, Mary Kaufman, Suzanne Schmock, Beverly Pierson, Nancy Lou Crowe, Lois Cole, Emily Dixon, Elizabeth Bell, Marion Peck, Josephine Meriarn, Jayne Gillis, Jane Griffin, Gloria Rickel, Louise Lamont. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Nichols, joan VVhitehair, Drucie Snyder, Ellen Buchanan, Patricia Allen, Barbara Fry, Pamela Trenor, Bartow Lammert, Margery Hobson, Ann Baumann, Ann Kirkpatrick, Gloria Newman, Mimi MacWilliams, Nancy Lee Blaikie, Margaret Carson, Palma Thoma, janet McCarthy. THE MASQUERADERS Masqueraders, the dramatic club of Bradford, has as its chief aim the Widening and enriching of each member's understanding and enjoyment of the theatre. In its Weekly meetings, work-shop plays are given, plays are reviewed, talks and discussions on the theatre are held, and the members have opportunities to use their talents. The club this year organized a new activity which was open to the entire school- membership in the Theatre Guild. We had fifty-six members of the guild and saw plays such as Sing Out Sweet Land and Foolish Notion. This project has contributed greatly to furthering the interest of all of us in the theatre. This winter we gave a most stirring Christmas Pageant in collaboration with the Glee Club. Later, We presented two one-act plays for the public: Women Who Wait, by Lydia Nagel and The Princess Marries the Page, by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Our Commencement Play this year was given on Fathers' Day, April 28, and we had a very fine three-act production. Masqueraders has had a most successful, large club this year due to the enthusiasm of its members and the guidance of its faculty advisor, Miss lylors. Dedication For his sincere help and advice in our journalistic problemsg for his keen understanding in the classroom3 for his quick smile and ready humor outside the class- roomg for his Warmth and friendliness towards us all5 for his enthusiasm and encouragement in all our activ- ities5 for being one we will associate with our happiest memories of Bradford, we the Senior Class of 1945 dedicate our ANNALS to Edmond M. Gagey. Glee Club Of the three major campus clubs, the Glee Club is the largest. On Mothers' Day, in collaboration with Masqueraders, we presented the Christmas Choral Pageant. This traditional Pageant depicts the story of the Nativity in pantoinine and song. The joint concert of the Governor Dummer Academy Glee Club and the Bradford Glee Club was the tirst week end in April. They were guests for dinner and a dance which followed the concert. Our next joint concert was held on the third week end in April with the Harvard Glee Club at Bradford. Also in April a small group of the Glee Club sang for the wounded soldiers at the Lovell General Hospital at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. Our twenty-eighth annual concert with Andover was held on the first week end in May at Andover. It is interesting to note that the Bradford Glee Club and the Andover Glee Club were the first to initiate these joint concerts. 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LH- r TU Rlmw: Kntliryn llytle, jennnettc Bench, l5.n'h.1r.l Cliickering, ,Licqtxeline Brrmn, -l2ll'llCC VVard, fNl.n'ylin Kissick, lJ+.i-iitliy Simons, lfmncee Gnu e, Ann Elder, julict jenney, Clare Kittrrtigr, Patricia MCL'1ix'y, Diane Qlll1Il'l1l5Ul'l.llI'lL', Joyce liens:-n, Nancy Mtliinney, juli.: Kenney, Nancy Loud, Jenn Bath, liuriitliy VV.1ll, Eliziiheth Ashley, jan Et Brookh.n't. CHOIR NVith thc able direction of Miss fuceessful year. At Christmas time the with Dr. Herbert llfloss as soloist. The 1 up the old tradition of Cnroling at the V two Seniors who were chosen nt the entl gill vcsper .md chapel services. Merritt and Mr. ilohnxon, the choir had Ll very choir gave .1 C.1rol program of ancient folk tunes iight before Christmas vacation the choir followed nrious homes of the faculty. Composed of twenty- of the l rcslnnnn year, the choir led the singing at FIRST Row: Helen Krausg Barbara Chickering, Lsmiurg Marylin Kissick, Kathryn Hyde, Susan Day, Nancy Lang. SECOND Row: Susan Thatcher, Ann Elder, Clare Kittridge, Patricia McCary, Dorothy Simons, Jacqueline Brown, Geraldine Geiger. TABOOS The Taboos were organized in 1943 by some girls who enjoyed singing group harmony and who had fun doing it in their spare time. This year we've carried on from where they left off and feel that we have made the Taboos a closer knit unit than ever before. We've introduced some new songs such as 'gDown in Jungle Town, My Little Girli' and Down Among the Sheltering Pines. This year the Taboos played a big part in the Senior Show by furnishing background music as well as performing in front of the curtain on a few numbers. As last year, the Taboos have been the favorite source of entertainment at all school get-togethers. We hope that the six freshmen taken in the Taboos this year will help us establish our group as one of Bradford's traditions. If they have enjoyed participating in the group half as much as we have, we know that they will make every effort to do so. ., . -. - ' ll '7 S f il N X Flksr Row: Kate Wadsxxnrth, joan Stewart, Patricia Congdnn, Patricia O'Sullii'an, Helen Joyce, jean Francisco, Srrrsltlryg Monique Younger, Prwitfnzlg Clare Webster, Juan Nlilchell, Barbara Ewing, Margaret Lucas, Katherine Stanley, Secoxn Row: Carol Putney, Elizabeth Ashe, Nancy Adams, Betsy Alexander, Margaret Cummings, Barbara VVells, Priscilla Peabody, Clare Kittredge, Diane Chamberlaine, Louise Berry, julia Frederick, Elena McGrath, Elizabeth Bell, Nancy Hoffmann, Sally Prescott. THE ROMANCE LANGUAGES CLUB The Romance Languages Club is interested not only in France but in Spain and ltaly. lt is concerned with the cultural, political, and social aspects of these countries. At each French meeting the members sing the lllizrrfifftzife, France's national anthem, in honor of her rebirth. The Song of Liberation has been learned, remembering France's massacred dead, for they are not only her mourning and pride, but the light to show the road which leads to her new grandeur. We have been introduced to Spain politically and socially. lVllle. Damazy gave us a colorful picture of the country in a talk on its habits and social customs. Elena McGrath spoke to us about Buenos Aires, one of the centers of Spanish influence in South America. Mrs. Fivian presented us with a clear picture of Spain's turn to Fascism, from the civil war up to the present day. Northern Africa with its mixture of Arabian and Spanish atmosphere was discussed also. On the lighter side, French popular records were played for the purpose of showing the difference between them and our American popular songs. Highlighting the events of the year in the Romance Languages Club was a film showing the intense and excellent work of the French underground. Films of Paris with others elected shorts were also shown. FIRST Row: Jeannette Beach, Muriel Horne, Dorothy Crance, Ann Tuller. SECOND Row: Alice Boston, Patricia Fuller, Ruth Murphey, Patricia Freggens, Mary Louise Zanone, Program Chairman, Sally Prescottg Vice Presidsnl, Barbara Dayg Presillezzl, Cynthia Knightg Secretary- Trearurer, Jacqueline Brown, Beverly Pierson, Carlotta Schuster, joan Whitehair, Patricia Herbert, Kate Wadsworth. THIRD Row: Nancy Lang, Ann Talmage, Patsy Bnshore, June Feltmnn, Martha Stelfens, Virginia Worthington, Patricia Allen, Nancy Bristol, Florence Williamson, Sally Gary, Dorothy Owen, Elinor Yepsen, Myra Nan Toel, Dorothy Keane, Geraldine Laud-Brown, Marianna Freeman. CAMERA CLUB This year the Camera Club has attempted to give its members an understanding of their cameras as Well as developing and printing of their films. Some of the members have brought in prints which have been criticized by Mr. Dangerheld and the group as a Whole. We have supplemented this with several lectures on topics such as how to develop pictures successfully and easily. One of the most interesting meetings we had was learning the technique of lighting. Several girls acted as models while Mr. Danrgerheld told us of the different techniques of lighting and their effects. Members took pictures from different angles and at the next meeting We showed the prints which were discussed. We have also shown slides, both colored and black and White. During the Spring the club Went on Walks around the campus taking pictures of the different picturesque spots. Mr. Danfgerfield, the club advisor, with his knowledge of photography in all its aspects, has been of invaluable help. FIRSI Row: Mary lfuller, janet Goebel, Idamae Schulze, joan Stewart, lirlzircia Raines, Vice PfE.Yl.tiL'lIfJ vlulia Kenney, 1 f't'rfifrr1fg Frances lleers, Srt'n'l.vrv-Trt'.mi1ur'g janet Bl'll1llCllfll't, lillildred Bronson, lililabeth Ashley, Nancy Hayes. Skcosiv Row: Nlargavet Hernheisel, lilirabeth llentlers-in, Barbara llolmstrom, jean Francisco, Helen XVinsock, 'Nlargaret Ronan, lNla1'v-lillen Spangler, Mary Bellamy, Patricia Card, Betty Eaton, jean Tucker, llorotliy YVhiting, llorotliy Simons, Nina Green, Nancy Jordan, Marv Noel Magennis. Titian Row: Ibttrt-tliy lNl.irinan, Vivian Hand, Bartow Lannnert, liarbara Driscoll, Ellen Buchanan, Ellen Gilstin, 'lean l'resl'n'ey, llarbara Clnsser, llarbaixt XVells, Patricia Robbins, Palma Thonia, Juliet blennvv. janet lNlcL'artliy, Eleanor Fenton, ,lost-phine Meriain, Janice NVard. l-'ntkrit Row, Babbie Neumann, Letilia Rieck, llarbzira Anderson, Lucy Bennett, joan Koch, Jane Gardiner, Nlarke Kite, Ann liirkpatrick, Frances Pager, Ann Baumann, Elizabeth Pinkerton, Nancy L'annon, Joyce Benson, jean MacLean, jane Urillin, Shada Deetjen, Shirley Ross, Frances Sellew. BRADFORD FORUM The Bradford Forum meets twice a month for discussion, movies or outside speakers. lt is a very informal group in which every student is allowed to object to statements made and present her side of the question. The biggest program for this year was an election for President and Vice-President of the United States held in the school. Committees were formed to malte posters and tix up voting booths. Miniature ballots were printed and the entire student body, the faculty and the school employees voted on the national election day. To inform the students as to the main issues of the election, both a Democratic and Republican repre- sentative spolte to the student body. A movie has been shown on the problems of food supply in wartime England, a local C.l.O. leader spoke to the forum members and we have had club discussions on such subjects as the election and both liuropean and Pacitic war fronts. Our aim is to acquaint the members with national and international affairs and so arouse an interest that will be extended into the future. This aim would never have been realized without the interest and guidance of Dr. Moss to whom we express our appreciation. Julia KEIlIl8y ! M., w a , ig 1 NJ FxRs'r Row: Joan Carper, Katherine Reps, Nancy McKinney, Suzanne Lesieur, Marianna Emmons, Mary Elizabeth Cook, Wilda Schaumann, Margaret Ellis, Ellen Nichols, janet Goebel, Jevene Baker, Kathryn Hyde, Barbara Chickering, Nancy Damon. SECOND Row: Betty Jeppson, Suzanne Gillogly, Betty Eaton, Vice Prcridenlg Cynthia Nichols, Patricia Card, Secretary, Eleanor Beede, President, Suzanne Fontaine, Treasurer, Sara Jane Hipp, Cynthia Tomlinson, Jane Hilton, Martha Dowd. THIRD Row: Dorothy Mendinhall, Nlarylin Kissick, Nancy Crowe, May Robinson, Emily Naramore, Suzanne Shmock, Nancy Beam, Nancy Lee Blaikie, Jane Goodman, Eleanor Whitney, Janet Richmond, Nancy Porter, Jane Jessup, Mary Ann Hollister, Geraldine Geiger, Marion Peck, Jayne Gillis, Margery Anderson, Eleanor Treacy, Jane Irvin, Jane Griffin. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB This year the Home Economics Club has covered a variety of subjects ranging from rationing and nutrition to interior decoration and make-up. Outside speakers and movies help to enlighten us on these and many other subjects. For the first time this year there has been organized a Massachusetts State Student Association of which Bradford is one of the charter members. The oilicers are elected for one year and this year Bradford held the office of recording secretary. The club has had four meetings and is Working hard to become an ellicient and well organized unit. With the Home Economics Club Working in close harmony with this association We hope to work out some very interesting plans for next year. The club owes many thanks to the help and guidance of Miss Beach and Miss Wells for their untiring efforts in guiding us through the year. .vjlg x sw. ,Y i W - a .A - hm'- ' Babbie Neumann, janet Ritlilnond, Sally Prescott HAVERHILL GAZETTE EDITORS Each week a column entitled Activities of the Students at Bradford Junior Collegen appears in the Haverhill Gazette. The editorial staff, comprised of two seniors and one freshman, was organized live years ago. The editorial staff reports on the academic, social, and extra-curricular activities of the students, as well as the activities of the faculty members and the news of the alumnae. ln addition to its regular function, the Gazette editors collaborate with the news editors of Quill and edit the Past Perfect section of that magazine, which is a review of the Bradford news. For the first time this year, the Gazette editors have had the opportunity of being members of the college board of Mademoiselle magazine. As members of the college board, the editors have been trying out for the position of guest editor of the college issue of lVIademoiselle. This column owes its success to Dr. Gagev, who has been of great assistance to us during the year, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank him for his help. The editors have gained experience in writing this column for you and they have enjoyed doing it. -. X as r,.?.... I s 1 1 f --iii ,J 41'1f Athletic Association The Athletic Association is made up of the entire student body. lts main purpose is to stimulate the student in various competitive and non-competitive sports. Those sports offered by the A. A. are as follows: Field Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Modern Dancing, Tennis, Swimming, Golf, Archery, Badminton, Fencing, Riding, Skiing, and Lacrosse. Each sport is under the direction of a student manager chosen at the beginning of the school year and supervised by coaches. Every year tournaments are held in tennis, badminton, and archery. This fall we were honored by the presence of Miss Betty Weber, assistant coach to Miss Jane Hesslein. Together with Mrs. Dangeriield, head of the Physical Education Department, we have had a most successful year. V During the fall and winter seasons respectively, Senior-Freshman hockey and basketball games have been of outstanding interest to everyone. ln November a chosen hockey team made up of Seniors and Freshman went to Boston for the All College Field Day. At this Field Day two members of the team, one a senior and one a freshman, were chosen to play on the All College team against the All Bostoni' team. Needless to say, our hockey season was lots of fun and all honors go to the Freshmen who were victorious over the Seniors this season. After exams we migrated to Conway for the weekend and it was here that the Ski Club was so Well represented. In March we had the Bradford Gym Meet where the entire student body participates in gymnastic skills and techniques. This was followed on the same day by the annual Meet between the Green and Red, I Spring brought forth our traditional Field Day which includes the tennis finals, and the Student-Faculty softball game followed by the awarding of athletic cups to winning teams of the year. Father's Day in April presented a spectacle that will never be forgotten-The Father's and Daughter's baseball game which always proves to be one of the most outstanding events of the year. V At Commencement time in June under the direction of Mrs. Dangerfield we had our traditional Dance Fete in which the Modern Dancers display their latest talents. This, I might add, was most impressive. We are most grateful to Mrs. Dangerfield, Miss Hesslein and Miss Weber for all that they have done and especially for the fun we had working with them. Without their guidance and sense of humor this year would not have been so successful. ARCHERY HOCKEY 1 m U 'L' rs O '1 Q 24 '17 N 2 N4 C. J U C 'L' L2 U a, U z FZ A o .4 V, 1- CQ w. U 2 E1 H : 'Z f. .-. .J 2 .E .LA c o J-4 D2 ... U : '73 v, ,- Dororhv Simom if , 0 Q4 ez Ll- Bath Jenn brey, :III endiuh M Fuller, Dorothy fy IVI11 EV: Illafmg hom n , T C ra if , 'Z re P E Q 0 Q F3 'G l-4 .4 Cil uf E H? 'ff ': 5 ,t SECOMJ Row: U? 0 'T' S O 'I P. H ..- U Q3 1.7 za .CI U H F1 ii .C r: ff, 5 W fi Hobso Margery . 'O' C 41 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1. l'EL15lH'c' faq -T Schnumaun, Serra Ida W Bflf Dorothv Simons, Prerizf RIDING GOLF FENCING C1 U U I si I-4 eu J: UD Q. u CI 'O A UD fn s: I 5 an F5 2 .D IE Q pi 0 :I CI Q :1 'E '1 A +-w L.. 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I-4 'FS U U T4 z C1 '5 I-1 .. 11 A - J I-1 LJ 53 21' S F1 .4 2 f C +1 L :E Sowles, Eleanor Lctts Berry BASKETBALL holnn T Pnl ma Dorothv Simons, w F1 r Nlcndinl orothcn rovc, D Frances G XVI Ro FIRST Fngur Hobson, Frances Marge ry Kraus Hclcn II O'SuIIivn C H altr 1 P SECOND Row M ODERN DANCE TENNIS U 'C I-1 ..- W fl. .42 o c U L-. L. cz Elf CD az L CJ LT F4 Lf. L. U 5 QJ CQ cb ,- E I-J L, U : 41 A rookhnrt, B Janet ronson, d B IdfC Mi bv Chol y Ni Rf M Bccrs w U LJ : H L-4 L CI C3 u CI LJ M 11 J p. 0 5 o F3 U f: 1 s 7 U FI 2 R be Q C E Fw Q I: U E Lf. if X-4 U1 en, Coh ise Lou SWIMMING L1 U 5-1 ... L1 L 1 i2 C r CI m .v .: .J o 3-4 c D Q fc T :I 2 51 'Z CI CJ L. L- rs F5 .LI +4 CI C:3. Elder cCarthy, Ann M t, Janet ynthia Knigh C ary CC M 'Y' T5 , ,N 5-.-1-1 P- .-:.,: , r .I 5 1 -..W 4 - -.., f .vwx , ,Ur C 3' - -- -. 4 w I . - ssc, ul xx lb. A .,.' P I If 'fo:-,d ., n 9 9,9 . if Io O is 0 -I . , ML. 4+ .y a , , thu .d '- N' . 1 jd' 4.1 ,Q A h , I 1 ' i gnu- N..-u-.uni L. 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Qwwwffb Nom WLS xxhiuiik Q, ,.,. , :Wm-t N EW YQ NY , mxwxw ww wa QNX ,asm X Qw:.1:vQ P :xg x - Qs s N 'M 1 F -..-.I .ls w:.:,,1: , rxswfj Num 1 , 'ww .gf in 4 5 ww Aw .pf fb , w l 'J 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 l Ll ll 12 13 1+ 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 ZS Sue Fontaine, Kay Hyde, Lea Treacy Bobbie Chickering, Lyn Kissick, Eleanor Beede jane Cassedy, Kate Beattie, Boo Marshutz Nancy Hoffman, Mary Taylor, Betty Eaton, Babs Anderson Smoker Baccalaureate Dulfy Wall, Ellie Letts, jan Ward, Liz Ashley, Nancy YVebb Sue Fontaine, Miss Adkins, Miss Jenks Lou Berry, Ann Elder, Clare Kittredge, Sue Ransom Lou Berry, Di Chainberlaine Avis Anderson, Peggy Reynolds, Carolyn Denny, Carol Putney jan Richmond, Snooks Hipp Suzie Storz, Bunty Robinson, Ammy Naramore, Sue Shmock, Dottie Crance Mary Hibbard, Cynthia Nichols Kay Hyde, Lyn Kissick, Robbie Chickering Willie Schaumann, Nancy Porter Evie Langdon, Sally Phillipps Bobbie Day Leigh Moreau, Lyn Kissick, Pat O'Su1liyan, Miss Weber, Nancy Beam Nancy McKinney, jean Francisco, Ann Tuller jane Gardiner, Sis Dowd, Bunny Munroe, Janie Hilton, joan Koch Snooks Hipp, Kate Beattie Kate Beattie, Boo Marshutz, Moo Horne, Sally Gary, Bobbie Hoffmann, Charlie McCarthy julie Kenney, Viv Hand Old South's Butch Sunny Schultzfe, Betty Henderson Boo Marshutz, Bobbie Hoifmann joan Kempsmith Senior Song to Miss Bell This Class of '45 sings to you Miss Bell The days we'i'e spent with you we love oh so Well And those days we were blue You helped us see them through. Our first day here you greeted us with a smile Your charm and spirit linger all of the while And we drink you at toast. Of you Miss Bell we now boast. ln true Christmas spirit you came through .igctin With Ll party to end up the fall The trip to Conway we'll never forget With skating and skiing for all A host of memories will remain in our heart Of you and Bradford even though we're apart So Miss Bell we now say Thoughts of you will not fade. lTune: Just As Though You Were Herej 9-Cl E?-3 ! fa 'BX W' mf ' M1 ' Q 26 21 28 29 3 U 31 32 33 34 Zi 36 37 3b 39 4-0 -l-1 4-2 43 +4- +5 -l-6 -I-7 -l-8 4-9 50 51 Nancy Jordan, Hans Schneider, Dolly Mendinhall Boo Marshutz, Nliss Orme, Charlie McCarthy Miss Bell Foster, Closser, Ewing, Schlosser, Brady, Talmage Di Chamberlaine C. B. 'Warren, jan Richmond, Sarah Tarrant Cannon, Simpson, Hanlon, Dillon, Yepsen, Freggens, Smallxyood, lVlul- lin, Clatf, NVhite- hair, Deetjen, Toel, Stanley, Spangler, Good- man Mary Lou Devlin, Lou Berry, Clare Kittredge, Barb Driscoll jen Beach jen Beach, Jan Brookhart, C. B. Warren, jean Tucker Pat Rolwhins, Danny Kraus, Dana Dawes, Nancy Beam Cynthia Nichols, Timmie Smith, Danny Kraus, Sue Thatcher, Marke Kite B. Wells, Joan Stewart, Nina Green Cynthia Nichols, Shirley Ross Sue Thatcher, Danny Kraus, Jane Gardiner, Louise Cohen Jed Laud-Brown, Barbara Beaven, Vin Jones Shirley Ross, Jerie Baker, jane Irvin Bobbie Hoffmann, Sally Gary, Charlie lVlcCarthy, Tennie Knight, Kate Beattie, Boo Marshutz Lou Berry, Drucie Snyder julie Kenny Pat McCary, Ellie Fenton, Clare Kittredge, Ann Elder, Sue Ransom julie Kenny, Nancy YVebb Marcia Newsom, Ellie Yepsen, lNlyra Toel Ginny Worthing- ton, Nancy Bristol Babbie Neumann, Nancy Jordan, C. 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' K X, Y Hx Q 4 AK NA 1 . f ' Q Wa ' 1- ff. 53 ' o J f , I ' ' .1 Q ' V 'V X I uv ' ' , w 1 ,.-. 1 I' ,4 , 11 I H Y f ' 9 O 0 - , , - X 'X V'-.A0ll:.',, ' fl' . . v ,A 1' ' G .N , f -wfjghf ,Q fa I 'H' . k J' I i , 'I -9 ' -1 ' If .' '. '.. ,Fi , : 6 0 0 V-- - . , - ' I, Ii 9 1 ' f I . l A' 1 ,ju V, I 4 -4 .wr -K ,fn I . fy .w, b., ... 5 . 1. f2 I ' v '. ' ' ' . ,J ilu i, ' S . To the Class of '45 1 success be yours in a World at PEACE! MARJOBIE POORE'S Bradford Massachusetts Olnnmlimenta nf Svrninr Gilman Primers of the Xl 72711115 ECORD UBLISHING OMPANY Complete Prinfizzg Serwive HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS Specializing in Gcncalogies, Fine Books and Publicatiolis Publishers of the Haverhill Sunday Record 17-21 West Sfreez Telephones 1 62-I 63 Blue Sea Brand Collupy and Collupy Incorporated WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS Tel. CAPitol 0366 140 Atlantic Ave. Boston, Mass. BEST VVISHES Cain's Mayonnaise Shefiord Brand Cheese JOHN E. CAIN CO., Cambridge -Q f'5 5' Q Sena rx . U' . gL.r,-3- -.. L Jw SEM 'r Q Nwgvnniyrzu, BOSTON'S DISTINCTIVE STORE Famous THROUGHOUT THE NATION FOR Good Foods 8: Delicacies S. S. PIERCE CO. BOSTON Stores in Boston, Belmont, Brookline 81 Newton Mail and Telephone Orders Glnmplimnta nf Svtuhrnt Gnuvrnmvnt JANE TOOI-IER SPORT CLOTHES 711 Boylston Street, Boston Gymnasium Garments Made to Measure OFFICIAL OUTFITTER FOR BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE Bolton-Smart Co., Inc. Vlflzolesale Purfueyorx of Choice BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, PORK, POULTRY, FISH, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS AND RELISI-IES I7-25 South Market Street Boston, Mass Telephone: LAFayette 1900 . iv A . ,w If f :3', 'lf f , fjJ VM ' -'Rf M' 'f' ' -2' A 15MCffW . - Y jf ,X ,1 Q ,ff f fy , W Nj A, , , M! M flxpy :K I HJ 7, f jp 3'- ', fffQj!L X 0- PPJ TVN xv., ' jf tVJ X. jff EV, JJ! Um ,. K, ANAL Ml Xjfglfyf Kifjff, 'V U17 J ! 3...m4...,,...ff...:.Ln.: ,... 5 .... .... zfwe .... 61.4, ...... J ,J ACfgHl'l J jf, JK RK g0+f'?I liar 06 Q UVA! 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COMMISSION MERCHANTS Foreign and Domestic Fruit and Vegetables DIEGES at CLUST Hotel and Club Supplies 5 C' Q 73 T1-emont Street Bostorz9Mag,fx-QV Telephon,e+QAPitol 74,50-74l51 I x , by , J-f -' F .X X yd! X K ,ff . f f 2 F . S Q x ,F 'dh l ! ' . WX E L? Cr wr-jzrrxf -:J NYY C xxx! Q- ., -jg! 5' . ,YJ V S fy? F S-7' arf -fix 4 'L E N-9, S V E X , 6 I av ,,,7'f y X A QFF- V XY' N, ax , . J , 4 -J 1- fyy ,J VJ- jf, Q Q 1' Q S 'A NIXJS-I 3,7 l' Q 'S - FX Qjbxfmsf Xffi I V 57 Xglonrgiliments of '!'C0mP11Hf fgdf I, QWENTIETH CENTURY A'FIigfxCll' S' af' 2-43 BAKERY, Inc. -f 5' Haverhill - - - Mass. ix X2 2 Board of Trustees RIZY. R1bI'Il-Qli'1' Xvrmlm Coy, D,D,, P1'g,rj.f5f1l l'iDXY.XRD R. HALL, LL.B., Vife-P1'ffxi.f.sf1r -lurks S. :XI,LLQN, .-X.B.. LL.B., Snrff.zry .mil TI'HtI.fllI'EI' kill.-XRI.U'I'TI:l Ciirisrmxt BALI., A.B. . . RICH.-XRD XYARREX 'l'HoRPE, lXI.B..-X. GEORLE Arkaxsox PARKER, .-LB. . lxwri Comm-3 Rcxxxxx . . Rom-.R'1' L3RE1iXOT,'CilI Fmlsksox, B.C.S. FRWIX N. Gkisworo, .-XM.. LL.B.. S.-I.D. . . FI.HRliNL'I-1 T.x1.P1-.Y lVI1.I.l.'XNIS, .fX.B., .-I f1z11111.z Trnmse lDORU'I'HY XVRlC,Ii'I' H.Ak'1II.'I'L1N, .-lfzfzzzmz Trzmtee R1-iv. BOYNTON lXI1-:RR1i.1., .-LB., D.D. . . Brookline Boston W'inchestcr Cambridge Lincoln Boston New Brunswick, N. Newton Belmont Chestnut Hill Sun Francisco, Calif. Columbus, Ohio Douorlu' M. BELL, .-LM. . . Bradford nloux L. Housoxl . Brookline Officers of Administration 194-1--1945 IJOROTIIY M. Bram., .-MM. .-Xxx SPI,1'1's'1'ox1f:, A.B. Ruoux Omni, .-LM. BI'fR'1'lI,X Armluxs, ANI. Fwm' Blur-:1.fm I1s:ks, A.B. . . Prefidefzf Direffm' of flffzfzisxiozlr . .-lmzffzlzlif Dean Dean of Reriflefzfe .-lfyr. Demi of Reriffwlra my :As -1-7, ll . Space -1 a9'5 'L' wad 2' JAMA' cb :fl-l..4,f gu4.45J 'NJ4'4Jf. gif L,,,-J- kuf' o-' ,puff ' ll . 7 Q hz- MA L' mf. 1 ,ff -' -s.44A.GJ cliff ff- - fi- ffyf-, 1 t .A Q YJ ' ' 6 4 , . ' A 1 A . , I' J fflz.. 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L 11- ,n P iq w 1- A --H Q' 1 VN -12013 -Tgi 1' fl k'fW ,Jw wr Ln A , .W .--Jn I .fy ...Q-, 4, I . nu' 1 i 'Iv' ' ' .1 - ' . , ' 4. v n . f, , .. ',V 3 O' Qi na- .N , 1:-44 -.,, Q., vlql, V ,. , C4 4- 2! ci -Q, 'ii,:g.'-2 sk, .5 :A x . 11 gs. N THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE :XNNALS lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllIllllllIIIIlllllIllIIlllllIIlIIlllllIIllIlllllI'llllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll J HFRTHK S. Arvxlris, fX.B., Dum -nf Rcfidrmv ' F' fin. XVullL-slay c..11L-gi-, ,x.M., cuiumhin ' tg L-lliXCl'SiQ'. FANNY JENKS, .'1XfffI.lr11 Drum nf R1'f,7.fN1u L A. B., Nlount Hnlyukc College. ' RIIOD-1 ORNIE TNI.-X. :1ia.Lu:.u Dmfzg l'.iyJ1o1Ugy B..-X., Smith Colleges MUN., Crmlumbia Uni- vcrsitya Grndimtc Student :il University of Pennsylvania. ANN SPLITSTONE, A.B., Dilrffar of Ifffrfllfilriflx mmf RUrorif1'f Oberlin Coll:-gc. DALE NIITCHELL, Ph.D., English Dil'wZtur of Puiwliczitinns. 'X B, Ph.D., Cnrnpll 'JIIIX LISIU . EDINIOND MCADOO GAGEX', PILD., Eugllxll ami Fnmh A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Columbia University. TIIE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS llIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllIllIIIIIllIIlllIllIIlIIllIllIIIlIIIIIllIIIllIllIllIIllIllIIllIllIIllIllIlIllllIIllIllIllIIIllIllIllIllIllIIllIIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll ROBERT CLARKE WIIITE, A.M., English S.B., A.M., Harvard University. CONSTANCE E. BALLOU, A.B., A,M,, English ,-LB., A.lVl., Vfellesley College, Susanna Whitney Haxvkes Teaching Fellow in Eng- lish Composition. VVellesley College, 1942- l9-l-3, l9-P3-l9-l-4, Hnrvnzrd University Sum- mer School. FREDERICK H. JO!-INsON, A.B., F.A.G.O., F.T.C.L., Director, Piano and Organ A.B., Harvard University, Pupil of George E. Whiting, Ernest Douglas, VVallace Goodrich, Everett E. Truette, Warren R. Heddeng Fellow of the Amer- ican Guild of Organists, 1923, Dean of the New England Chapter of the Amer- ican Guild of Organists, 1933. BIIIRIAINI NIERRITT, B.Mus., Hon.T.C.L., Piano ana' Clothing B.Mus., University of Kansas, Pupil of Tobias Matthay, London, Carl Preyer, Charles Sanford Skilton, and Blanche Dinglcy Matthews, Harvard Summer SchoOl5 Graduate Student, School of Practical Arts, Teachers College, Colum- bia University. RULON Y. ROBISON, Voice Graduate, New England Conservatory of Music, Pupil of Charles Adams White, William Whitney, Emil Polak and, Con- raad van Bos. ROBERT XIV.-KDE, Art Student Eric Pape School of Art, Boston, Painting and Museum Study in France, Italy, and Great Britain. rc' rc 'rc ' -'c W 1 I l THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS IllllllllllllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIlllllllllllIllIllIllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll i 5 ff? -,HQ 1 . Tfyqr .1 --J-.J il .- ' ' T54 X 19 ' , ,131 ' Q 'k ' , ' ' ur I . . ,, C. XVESLFY B.-xTcuE1.nER, B.L.I., Ed.M.. Dflvrlur of Spank ami Drmzm B.L.I., Emersnn Cwllege of Orutury, Bus- tnns Ed.M.. Boston Universitya B.S., XVest Tcxgis State Teachers Cullege. Tuxurs.-x Mons, A-LB., B.S,, S'fYz'z'n'h and Dnmm .-LB., l'nix'ersity of N:-b1'.zsk.ig ILS., Ioxxn St.itc 'I'c.1clmcrs College. FLORENCE EISENHARDT DANGERFIELD, A . Dfrerlor of Physicuf Etflli'-11f0lI Certificate, Department of Hygiene, NVe1Iesley Cullegeg Ballet and Dance VVith Chnlif, Vcstoff-Seixwn, Mascngnu, Bird Lnrsun, Norma Giiuld, Hanya Hulm, and Hans 'Wiunen -IAN:-, 1115511-JN, MS. HS., Sargent Cullcgu of Huston L'nivcrsity5 MS., XVcllcslc-y Cfillcgr. EIIZAHETH XVEBFR, BS. lJflj'.Yfi'z1I EifIli'41If0lI BS.. Ikmnvc-Biistrm Schnul uf Physical Educutimm. NIARY ELYIRA K.-WFFMANN, AMB., B.S., A.M. Lflrrariazl .-LB., Radclitfe Cf-llugcg B.S., Simmuns Cnllegcg AM., Biislim Unixersity. 's 'Q wav 'E S A - ,3.ts9?i:' ' V 'NX 76'. rl 7 ' 1 WE.-Q f 'as THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS EANDR D HLVNTRECQ, BS 'lrrlslmzl Lzlnrarmrz B.S. Simmons College School of Library Scienceg Student, Hickox Secretarial School, Boston. EMERSON HLYGH LALONE, B.D., Hon. D.D., Religion and Phflofophy lllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIIlllllIllllllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll y-fy.-N .W-.-4:71 ' ' -' v,.V+,,M! ra- .I -we ,t i 211.2 - Q. gigs 3 E ' -- - -, f 5 .. ...nl . . . , 'Q X X .X LEED B.S., B.D., Hon. D.D., St. Lawrence Uni- versityg Graduate Student: Columbia Uni- versityg Union Theological Seminary. NIATHILDE BOUTRON'DAhI.-KZX', B.L., Frenfh and Spazzfxh B.L., College Sevigne, Parisg Graduate Student: La Sorbonne, University of Parisa Wellesley College. IDA K. FIVIAN, A.lVl., German and Spanish Diplome A.B., Municipal College, Zurich, Switzerlandg Teaching Certificate in Gei- man and English, University of Bernp A.lVI., Radcliffe Collegeg Graduate Student, Harvard University. WINIFRED G. HELME5, A.M., Hislory and Social Science B.S., A.M., University of Minnesotag Graduate Student: University of Minne- sotag Louisiana State University. HERBERT JAMES Moss, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Social Science A.B., Wesleyan Universityg A.M., Ph.D., Harvard College. THE BRADFORD -IUNIOR COLLEGE ANNALS ununlunnunlIInn1nInIllnlIlllululuulnlInnlInInInIllIllInInlnllululInnlInInlununInInlllllllllllllllllllllllnllnlnlIlllllllllulullunlllll llnnuin A. llxvlf, gi.H., .-l..l1., I1'1i!ury iluif Nnffilf Srfrrifi AB., L'nixcrsity uf Nlninug .fX.lNl,, Cullum- hi.i L'11iu-rsityg Gr.ulu.itv Studunt, Culumhin l.'nixcrsity. Annum' N. D.-xxnlanmizlu, AB., Phyriml Sfirurr, Gt-ngr.1f'f1y Dircctur uf Visual liducntiun .-LB.. C1-ruvll L'nix'L'rsity5 Pi-In-'n1.l Cul- lcgc, L'.1lifurni.x, thrce years Grziilunte Stutlentg H.n'x'.1rd University, twu yenrsg L'nivcrsity ut C:lliforni.l. VVui,1-'c..-me F. PAULI, Ph.D., B'iul0gil'.1l Sffmzrf Student, Columbia College, three yczlrsg University of Berlin, une yearg Ph.D., University of NVurzburg, Germany. CII.-KRLES CURRIER STOCKMAN, ZND, A.M., lll.1lM'nzalffr BS., Nlzissziclrusctts Institute uf Technol- ogyq A.M., Harvard Universityg Sheldon Traivclling Felluw, l92l-19223 Student, Cunbridge University, Englamdg Scan- dinavian American Fellow, 1926-1928. G HI? P' DOROTlIE.A BEACH, A.lVI., Dlrvffnr of Ilnvzr Efurlorrxifr B.S., Simmons Collcgcg A.M., Columbia Univcrsityg Student: Colorado Collegfi Univcrsitv of Maine. NIARIE E. WELLS, B.S., A.M., Hnmrumkiug BS., A.M., Teachers College, Columbia Universityg Student: lN'Iassnchusetts Stale College. THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE .ANNALS IllnllIllnlnllullululnunnnlnlnunlnunluulnnllnlnulllnllllnuuulnumlnulunnlInulluumulnulnllluulnlllnlnnIllunllnllullunlln ,--- V ----Y-1-f 1 f X 1 W , X' ., -Q - .,.. 4' ' . ..,, ., 53 L '.-,,,, , H. I W.,-av .Kel-,A 2. ' ' . M1 v ggi. 7 L 1 ,.Y ,J Lozs PL-KRDY, rllznmme Sffrelary K K 1 - 5' w . .1 2 ' ' EVELYN F. PEARSON, Huzzxcbulnf Direclnr ,N 21,4 1:-n-. 1 ' kge,gw3, I :if .1 MARGARET DAVIS, R.N., Hemi Nurse MARGARET L. RYAN, R.N., Nurse u o , 1 1 I K J 'I I FY L . 5 W. 41 J . 1 , '73 L n , Q Q 1 I ' 1 W M . . A , W 'Ml 1 y s 1 , H W ' 1 fp X' .Q J Q , if ' Lf N ' 'I r I Ikffeum U , 'mx :..,,f' A. J, .W 77 v' Q V - ' 2, ' rv , ' -' ' ' 4 1, LQ Qsgdwgr ' 'AI' A 1 ' U, ' Y-.'41dwQ,, G5 fa 5 L. - QB i r I I I t X ' In .J ,. 's Vvlvq ' ' 0 .aj '1 ff ' X: . ms v 9 ' Q ,. W A . U J -. 'l . ,vu 'w iw A 4 ... ,-, ., , X1 1+:'.f r -0 . Y 4 - tif , . V. ' f, ii, x I r ?y, 1 P 1 , ,'-- . -i Q' , 'K'- I I I 'wlfff . 'urnlw wp. , ug. HI? 1 Mn W. ' r -n . . . I 0 :J 'N uv . , . 3, A . F Y ' ,JN . .' if F 1 7 1'-'H WL ' r':' . r, .s - ' . 2' 1' .. 4, v'3.' - 415: . ' P 'A v i1 'i by Y ',,.., ' ., ..- 1 , 2 FIRST Row: Elizabeth Snwles, Prmiiiezzfg juyce Benson, Song I,sadsr. SECOND Row: Dorothy Mendinhall, Vice Preridfrzlg Vivian Hand, Sefrerary. Senior Class Song To you dear Bradford and friendships so dear The memory We'll keep in our hearts: Blue days that you turned to sunshine for us Welll never forget though We part. Always remember this year and this song For Bradford we hold you so dear. We love all your ways YVe sing of your praise And we'll think of you next year. Tucked away in ribbons blue Our memories are just of you So sweet, so very lasting. But we're willing now to bet The best thing hnsn't happened yet ,Twill be when we remember - - fRepeat the first party fOriginnl Tune D ' . l wfqf- 4-5 Lanz... -A 4 , ' ly' Two .NAL Q I 4' vuusvw C .N QQ '. Y ,T 'JQJT f L Fx I ,ug Uk 1 1 M J-IKQ-Sf dll' MM ELDE R .4m1ie 3 Berkshire Street, St. Louis, Missouri President of Student Government '45 War Council '44 Vice-President '44 Glee Club ,44, '45 Choir '45 Taboos '45 Swimming Team '45 in it T T TDQCUW Slrcask, F Cu beemea w,lwQx1iO WW 'JS qgne ee: ?C,0.,bl' since NVYIQSQ. H9511 Peg.: dgu,!'V'h'1't5 fQnjj.qLl'JCU.2 BETTY so LESSQ hqupfa-L,tn'l7O S0zcle.rie M 390 Dedham Street, Newton Centre, E Nlassachusetts B C' President of Senior Class '45 mid 61.2 5 of Athletic Hockey Team '44, '45 Basketball Team '44, '4sQ,u,A Cl Baseball Team '44 Secretary-Treasurer Association ,44 Badminton Team '44 ' Bradford skim '45 'The Qqul brggflr 494 Xctcix fi q6u,S-+e.oie.Gl 5 XYSVQ, liqjum Smfxon qE'QJ1 0344 KQQ, Q5 wgndenffoj as m,Luz2.. QLPQ hcuppuiezs bQ wllh cpu vu ebejm. is-Je - 5suSlez.o.Q, AVIS ANDERSON 4-lm1'y', 121 Benevolent Street, Providence ' . x Rhode Island Romance Languages Club '44, '45 R C K asketball Team '44 BARBARA AN DFRSON MBJAJH -1-S Valley' Road, Atlanta, Georgia Quill-Annals '44, '43 The Forum '45 Camera Clulw '44 Cliriftian Union Board '45 Bradford Skiers '44 VG-CUOU ' xi - ' e-yfU.7QLf5fGJ9N1+ :g4,o1.,SH-d,,eD rffg dvudi 4 -i 4' if MQ I 5 lf V Lluzvv jltb Lwbzgbbb Jlmfw 0 e Comn Hd S 'a. I' J 4 .. 1 TRIC l S E' QM ' . , Wolfpit Road, vvalk, uE-jtief 5- L I .i C e 4 I I, Quill-Annals 4 K. n I .,, .ffil ,W M- ...W .W , ELIZABETH JANE ASHLEY CCLiZJ! 4 Douglas Road, Belmont, - Glee Club '44, '45 The Forum '44, '45 Choir '45 Dance Fete ,44 M3SSZlChUS6tfS 1 . N XXXQ. we 44' K3 .V E, 'I Q- 3 . l . - Krug! 4. 4 4 JEAN WHITNEY BATH Bf1Ih 82 Grafton Street, Shrewsbury nssachusetts Gl Cl b '44 l4' 0 Chimir 'IQVYQ 37- . ji X. of i4,v7p, wr lg aw, Qi? Q fy A r Q -QQ? ,IN-9 9, 99. , ff? 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N 1 I 1 'lr 'X KATH RYN BEATTIE Kate Nlountain Avenue, Summit, New Jersey Student Government Council '45 Glee Club '44, '45 Choir '45 Taboos '45 Hockey Team '44, '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 FRANCES BEERS CCBEB7.-YU 97 Brighton Road, Atlanta, Georgia Student Government Council ,45 War Council '44 Quill-Annals '44 Glcc Club '45 The Forum '44, '45 Secretary Treasurer '45 Annals Steering Committee '45 Dance Fctc '44, '45 Bradford Skiers '44, ,45 QM.-J.U 453124:-x. '3-6 rt 5 - xsxni-gi yu C-wr' Nye-JOJJ1-fr-'mALC1.i.-tqgmulsll 4 H .. A ' AELEANOETKBRAGG BEEDE bi im Wi 37 Oak ax ru. , o e?lslaiE, X 1ll tee kg 4' ' 2 lass A ' , QLJ-A-Nu?llif1i11aljI'44, '45 , X as I Home Econ ub 44 J' 5 s ASUS ll gl , in xufoq - LQ-K J .5 E tv L. 5' -M tu, .- -xccilju QLYCQRL ' git WC5z,Xlg.J:., 'iv'-.ml NVQ- vfj -T15 .AL L ' 3.21 X l L 5 4 ,wuz SAN -5 CALS. qu qgxg x XM 5 we ,xg v- A Ax- .,1L5g,,, Sf T g WXOQ-St.:-'fx MARY BELLAMY Belle 2500 Bryden Road, Columbus, War Council '45 Christian Union, ,44 Masqueraders '44, '45 Home Economics Club '44 The Forum '45 Ohio .,.T-wi J 'X Q I ,, m V3 - X J Gi: i i.: x V'tNv.L'5Q 411' '3' X JOYCE ELAINE BENSON Bemzie 338 Loockerman Avenue, Poughkeepsie New York House Committee Second Semester '44 Freshman Song Leader '44 Senior Song Leader ,45 Glee Club '44, '45 Romance Languages Club '44 The Forum '45 Choir '45 Dance Fete '44, ,45 u o , 1 1 I K J 'I I FY L . 5 W. 41 J . 1 , '73 L n , Q Q 1 I ' 1 W M . . A , W 'Ml 1 y s 1 , H W ' 1 fp X' .Q J Q , if ' Lf N ' 'I r I Ikffeum U , 'mx :..,,f' A. J, .W 77 v' Q V - ' 2, ' rv , ' -' ' ' 4 1, LQ Qsgdwgr ' 'AI' A 1 ' U, ' Y-.'41dwQ,, G5 fa 5 .xv MILDRED BRONSON Bl'07ZiB 880 Hereford Drive, Akron, Ohio President of Freshman Class '44 Vice-President of Freshman Fire Captain '45 House Committee First Semester '43 Masqueraders '44 Glue Club '45 The Forum '45 Camera Club '44, '45 Secretary '44, '45 Basketball Team '44 J X J . K la 'Nl' , J s X I y 8 Class '43 JANE LOUISE BERRY 651101171 471 Hawthorn Lane, Winnetka, Illinois Quill-Annals '44 Nlzlsqtieraders '45 Home Economics Club '44 Romance Languages Club '44 K0 , i, QiiT iW i,w ff W' W 19' 9'4Q 9Q5 ' 71 49' aogjiiixfax Ri-,ggi sigh Heights, ohio O tucL5gt'Gover1 it Council '45 N G qu rqhgrs '45 l e lub '44 GKNNJJ FOTUH1 '44, '45 tif W' wif ',,i,XP'w ii' Maw tm, W in mo, Ocxwvtoox do Ov K0 xo Tennis Team '44 Swimming Team '44 Hockey Team '44, '45 Basketball Team '44 Baseball Team '44 Bradford Skiers '44, '45 President '45 9' of Li t C2914 Nlgoi-gow 05,RM,XsQtW31MWo .QNX Si K OOT 'gt MQW if JACQUELINE BROWN Ji1ckJo11 663 Westchester Drive, Grosse Point Michigan Christian Union Board Treasurer '45 Glee Club '44, '45 Camera Club '44, '45 Secretary Treasurer '45 Choir '45 Annals Steering Committee '45 Dance Fete '44 Bradford Skiers '45 PATRICIA MILLS CARD upaflr 73 South Broad Street, Norwich, New York Glec CIub '44, '45 Home Economics Club '44, '45 The Forum '44, '45 H r Vs-,rs-:vb A C i QQQQ.. U W ex Yo-e . f X'-' 7 .tt Vx. x X n XPC -xljp. .' Ax 139' '-7 cb.. I kv xx SX QJQLL Dr Y LC- ' - XX NL xN r f 'dm L. .., C' O- -.N Q. Y K 'D '43, sb' Ju x ' t Q -xg if g x: -N '- s g L' AJ X-:CY I Q' Q ' '-Q' X ,R h ,, 'P ELIJENNBUCHANAN , 'Y - Q pf ,.,s xx N' xg,- , X7 A i'P0Jey kg TVN- xs' 5525 Dunmoyle Street, Pittsburgh. X Nz P . QQ ' 1 ki v ennsylvanla X, Student Government Council '44 K1,,w,Q. Mnsqueraders '45 xy Home Economics Club '44 The Forum '45 BusebaII Team '44 I JX 0 ,P , iw, vlvpvh? JP? Vw 'iwxx , MV ivy X Q Qx , , 13-JJ ' X an 'a . do rf' vc v xfjwa' X517 awe Q 7,1 . N ,f ' ' . Q K on 6-.fmlj J-,voxx 0 Aoki! JH ' N 1 ' ffxl. D X-DN 5 , 'KX H AJR 'tn HJ-2' 4 af' sy-'J Mil :I J-7 ' 3x sk uv. . J 'C Qc! My :AORN . .WV Cya JJ qdqyp,-QQ4's' ,Cwx Q 63 rl-A ' 1.-'K' 2 . . LJJVIKV lffwal' Jil PHX! s 'JVN bv , N ' f ,gh pl? mx' nav., 1' 'XVLA 'JKQQJ OLE K-'Rice .45 2161-XN CARPER . Q gag X Jeanie 9-VX In 7 20 Gammons Road, lfVabgm, Massacbusetts Quill-Annals ,44, '45 Home Economics Club '44, '45 Dance Fete '44 Bradford Skiers '45 '1:f:i E S , . 1 ,. It ,IANE CASSEDY Carr Nottingham Road, Short New Jersey House Committee First Semester '45 Glee Club '44, '45 Choir '45 Hockey Team 144, 745 Baseball Team '45 Bradford Skiers '44, ,45 .X 'Q Hill ,. 'i' ! 1 fi. E. DIANE CHAMBFRLAINE Chumbo S0 Hillside Ruud, Rye, New York Christinh Union Board ' Sccretur 'j' I Glee ' 4-lkkflil Rom ce an fes uw '45 M cqjfconor C' KZ uh '44 r ' in IQIMQLAMWI Will Mi Wiiitfl Mlwitilll , CHRYSANTHF CASTANIAS Cbl'i.fty 116 Blaisdell Street, Haverhill Massachusetts Glue Club '44, '45 Romance Languages Club '45 Dance Team '44, '45 ,wi- bumsmiu- V99 wvvrgwfbd' 019 qsoulzagb-. uv. 319 ww-. .Bmw ul, bud . 1-X04 l'L1c94 uuUL9 Maul on uacJ'ud2u1,8.,.9 111.-Ju. u.n.y+ 1,804-,, 1-,gg-sg,-.i... L tnzqu use could be. Q-uL,.ql'ao.u.s Su: Guam! em csc-QL. Wm udss thou - b.JQ9.0 be bush N4+'N-XJ-U 'bismuth '13 Gsuz, emi o SUNS- ARBARA DELIGHT HI KERING C!zirkie'l LAQUD, I 1244 East 32nd Street, Bro h: New York Glee Club '44, ,45 Romance Languages Club '44 Home Economics Club '45 Choir '44 Taboos ,44, '45 Leader ,45 Swimming Team '45 Bradford Skiers '45 Mau toikshaxg 6'-4 5 sffifie f P' QXD sfoffsfgl Nffyg x of . ff5ti,+9ffi36f1OS' NANCY BTLLF DAMON O,Cl 09 uE0777IiBH W- Q 1005 Childs Avenue, Drexel Pennsylvania h House Committee !44 to Quill-Annals ,45 l, ' Assistant Editor l45 N Masqueraders '44 JD 6 Home Economics Club 44, 45 Annals Steering Committee ,45 Dance Fete ,44- Braclforcl Skiers ,45 ul. h X lil x fl: VM D ug' x I MARY LOU DEVLIN 1l'I1m'!e5 13 Wildwood CirClc,lLarchmout, N ew York Quill-Annals ,4-4, '45 Homeflfconomlcs Club l44 Thc,fForum '45 l3a5Hcc'Tn '44 Max cr '45 Dan Fare '44 l J . 'l1'IlITlll1g Team '45 '44, '45 CAROLYN DENNY CCLZVHYJ Rockland Road, Dnmariscotta, Nlaine Glce Club '45 Dance Team '45 BARBARA klEAN DRISCOLL Barb 423 Fairacres Road, Student Treasurer War Council '44 Quill-Annals '44, Home Economics The Forum '44 Dance Fete '45 Swimming Team Omaha, Nebraska '45 '45 Club '44 '44 f a . MARY .IOSEPHINE DUNNINGTON Dzzmzi.e 70 VVynnedale Roacl, Naberth, Pennsylvania Glee Club '44, '45 The Forum '44, '45 Choir '45 Fencing Team '45 P X ..- ELEANOR SPAHR FICNTON El!yl' Feutou Farm, Blaeklick, Ohio House Committee First Semester '43 Glee Club '44, '45 The Forum '45 Camera Club '44 Hockey Team '44, '45 Bradford Skiers '44 ELIZABETH MARIA EATON UBB!!! 78 South Broad Street, Norwich, New York Glee Club '44, '45 Home Economics Club '4 4 The Forum LI-4, '45, 45, 3 OJ' Z Wfgtzgfpw ff13,U5ii A . ,L 5, oWWi',fZVb'Zf flier OM Mr+f1t '+4f't Y v-r I Ii LN fi 4 Qovuiu, CMM, How' lm-Sb. To sux RQQQMHZ. ib Luk Q Em -we Jr, G. 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FRANCES xl EAN FRANCISCO F1z111 2315 'Wyneote Lane, Kansas City, Kansas House Committee '44, '45 Romance Languages Club '44 The Forum '45 Camera Club '44 Basketball Team '44, '45 Manager '45 , ' ' 8,99 e '47 QQ! or ' ,C I 9' 5, 63' Wwsbp' My-ffrkg, .fn-9' fawfm, MM fl' MM W ffilmp 5 ' 591oad 2:0 HXYLQQQQ ,eagfzgfga - if fggw ffufpag 'fZ4f'Q4 4,0 gvnf' 0 1 I i - fi ' 5' - if f ff f K r, W7,c0f-,l0.,'69'f,91f04, -tj' 21 Main Street, Pittsfield, New Hampshire Glee Club ,4-5 Basketball Team '45 Riding Chairman '45 Bradford Skiers '45 K DOROTHY FREESlE Dania W' ,Z Y' RN, A Keep XLS? , xfvbybo fide 'IYWUD G5 RY iSggH5RFFJ?2l'Egj?Q I0 .13 .. , kg- e, . D, C 4i.MV xii, 'G X X , W ' 55' 4 iff , QA 'ix TRQ '44 51, W- VX ,ff SARAH HUMPHRFYS GARY Sally lllil Rodney Street, VVilmington, Delaware Christian Union Board '44 Quill-Annals '44, '45 Camera Club '45 PATRICIA FULLER Pat 14501 Drexmore Road, Shaker Heights, Ohic Quill-Annals '44, '45 Camera Club '44, '45 QIANE ELLEN GILSON Corky Gleumore Farm, Ballston Spa, New York Glee Club, '44, '45 The Forum '45 Camera Club '44 Bradford Skiers l45 i.....1-Y,, .. Y--.-..i-Y- V ,V W ., IA A-K Q C Q 5 .IAN ET MARGARET GGEBEL 'llazf' 44 Sage Terrace, Scnrsdale, New York Quill-Annals '45 Glee Club '44 Home Economics Club '45 The Forum '45 Camera Club '44 Bradford Skiers '45 VIVIAN LOUISE HAND Ht11llfy . g, 211 Nottingham Way, Hillside, New Jersey Secretary of the Senior Class House Committee Board '44 '45 Club '44 First Semester Glee Club '44, Home lfconomics The Forum '45 Hockey Team '44, '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 Badminton Team '44, '45 beeps- ' ' 17C3hnn,nQ.qAnf-N-Q19-GN fvwfjiamf-f'lU me-J-umwm-5T33n.l'C1n.gQ 9.39-9 l XC-Grp-LA FRANCES LONNETTE GROVE Gravis 2533 Habersham Road, Atlanta, Georgia VVar Council Second Semester '44 House Committee Board First Semester '44 Glee Club '44, '45 Choir '45 Dance Fete '44, '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 Bradford Skiers '45 135 . .' 4712553255 'g I nf' :Ahh ' ,J - ff' 7 Z xeee-QM QL!1.m..150U-9' 'X9 Q 'Q7 Vg, Q3 ELIZABETH JOAN HENDERSON Hc1zdy,' 322 lthan Avenue, Rosemont, Pennsylvania Quill-Annals '44, '45 The Forum '45 Camera Club '44 'ds 7 v a 5 3. SARA JANE HIPP Sn00kJ 197 Passaic Avenue, Passaic, New Jersey House Committee Board dp Second Semester '44 Q be Quill-Annals '44, '45 , K 'Q 'is Home Economics Club '45 Q gn X Q Camera Club '44 4 Q J J , Hockey Team '45 ,g 'RY Q- 23 YK BQ, Basketball Team 44, 4-BBQ J J Baseball Team '44 1 f r Q Q, aw 4,1 Archery Team ,44 6 , Q' Q qi vox V Bradford Skiers '44 K4 gc K Kg P K ea 9 'f 3 qi Qfgqi'wxoC .Z 's ., 2. 5 gy aft, 5 S l. :RQ 7 '.., AY. ag 'rr -5 XR Be' X 0 .1 N . BARBARA JOLINE HOFFMANN Bobbie Grosvenor Road, Short Hills, New Jersey House Committee Board '45 Glee Club '44, '45 Choir '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 X L ' v s v ' ' ' -I x L X , l NANCY ELLARDt HOFFMAN I ' n N 5'Na11ce A ' tx I-Rilliale 'Circle,' Knoxville, Tennessee House Committee , ' - 'Fkrst semester '43 Quill-Annals '44, 4' , , Editor-in'-Chief ws f X' l I?omancevLanguages CluB '45 Th'e Forum -'44 5 X Haverhill Gnzetfe Reporter '44 N Chairman of Annals Sfkering Committee '45 ' Badminton Team '44l Bradford Skiers '44, '45 , n 1 ' v 'N f CORNELIE JOHANNA HOGEWIND C 01'rie 7114 Alaska Avenue, Washington, D. C. Christian Union Board '45 Masqueraders '44, '45 Treasurer '45 Romance Languages Club ,44- Haverhill Gazette First Semester '43 Badminton Team ,44 0 -Y f ' 1 44,4 I 1 ,Q X, . ' , rf , .Q i 'K lr :milf ii fd' , 1-KM zz - gf L' 'Z f,,ff4f,f-y'fff7f ee j f , , X , ,Z g,g . 1 be ff I . BARBARA ELIZABETH HOLMSTROM lKB0bbyD 43 .Metcalf Street, Worcester, Nlassachusetts House Committee ,44 ln- Masqueraders '44, l45 President ,45 The Forum '44, '45 Dance Fete '44 'Libj C NANCY BF.-XTRICF H URLBURT Bridger 441 Bcach Bluff Avenue, Swnmpscott, . cf 6' f QLMUQ Massachusetts Quill-Annals '45 Mnsqucrndcrs '44, '45 Hockcy Twin '44 Bgpxdfoggbki 44, V s X 0'-v 'y7-'CFUCQSX QQWFXQUQKQJX. Lf 5-G69 00 J if ff be in , M., vu. u 'X' do.:-D. vnnsuq ,J-v'hf'4-Q QQ wgfgf gf , M- A- B' 5 Q Q 5' 'U if JCSQQQQJML' 5' ARI x J Q! QT' 159 M URI EL ELIZABETH HORNE f-Maw 14 Winn Terrace, Nlalden, Massachusctt Quill-:Xmmls '44, '45 CLIIIICYLI Club '44, '45 .Xnngmfs Stcsrlng Committee '45 D ncu Team '44 '45 ' 9 X A I lk'-L .., akxl-TR:-' Q 5 K Qt L93 ,ftk -'xfzf 531.41 'xi J 1 ' v isdxx 5 Nl 1 f QA- VT L..- 5- N ' H 1' --K -5, i - 1 1- 4 - -K.. ..a.t-'+i- xi '- 'l ' ' ' kbx tmvv 'i x 171' C bf-YQPX - - A L 4 Q hd- 1 Vg KATHRYN lVLARGfxR'ET'HYDJ3 Katie 157 Woodland Avenue, Ridgewood, New Jersey War Council '45 Giee Club '44, '45 T Romance Languages Club '44 Home Economics Club '45 Choir '45 Taboos '44, '45 Dance Team '44, '45 Swimming Team '45 x JANE IRVIN 1117.933 O. Box 185, Skaneateles, New York Quills-Annals '45 Masqueraders '44, '45 Home Economics Club '45 I x, Q Q 4 X5 I2 f pf N fi x, C qb f N f f . LL. W ' 4 J U 6 B f C' f Q I7 F cv i Q 5 V C A L' X if X Q I U f X - 'tc n. Q C X f 'X ui X 1 l b Y CN 'N I L 1 6 u A I ' 'U X . E gi F C V ' c f. 4 'V - 1 W 'X 4 AL 5 U W A N 5 . 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I , A jjff' lj 'V If y if JJ 5, ' 2 I I N ,ye ,' tl' 1 JIS 1 V 'Q I 'L r' ' 1 1 ,rf fi , V lhlr' L! I ,Ja nillflfj ii 'j I f .if l awe' ' s ff 4 M J t Lf' f HELEN ANNE JOYCE Sunny 43 Berkeley Street, Nashua, New Hampshire Christian Union Board '45 Quill-Annals '44 Romance Languages Club '45 Bradford Skiers '44, '45 1 5 JULIA KENNRY fz1He 28 Meadowlawn Drive, Osborn, Ohio Glee Club '44, '45 The Forum '44, '45 Vice-President '44 President '45 1 Fencing Team '44, '45 ' Golf Team '44, '45 Nlanager '45 H' , ,QQM '50 L. sfii ' ' I ..yqL QQ..a.A- LTL MEM as, ww WA, , ,A ... ,yn-LL 'QW t lvum., QL... . mum Caa-.-.SQ A' I 'neo , bouhgls Gigi, ','rv , , -Y ,,.,...?Y,W--f v ----.-X Q , Y ot f f: . iw 'ig Q a s- ax. A F Qfeffilgf' L- sn, 3 sr CLARE KITTRFDGF csH. Box Highland, R. R. 7, Dayton, Ohio Student Government '44, '45 Vice-President '45 House Committee '44 Glee Club '44, '45 Romance Languages Club '45 The Forum '44 Choir '45 Tnboos '44, '45 Swimming Team '44, '45 Dgm5m'35.u291- ' ii Q. ' X iSGiBnm1.,., crvv-SWJ-nA vom-x QSL ' NXQQA-D WH' 'dw JY-Lu xiii? QJTXLUSGGIQ li uqjbwf'-HR-IL U5-49-I.. mon-SL. qv..-Sl Q1 XA.n.n.QON'f35xUQ Cscflg If 8 MARYL11?IkdIgSSICK I ll Fnrlwood Drive, White Plnins,.New York Glue Club '44, '45 S4-QQ USL,-no QA, C' Home Economics Club '45 5 f Choir '45 Wk kolqfs M Trxlvoos '44, '45 bxo 'Skis-Ltm Bradford Skiers '45 Jw., A,-u.N.a.k Badminton Team '45 OALQLFLA, etgee-Dn,.,. memos mu.-sm.. Mp: Q N Q, Lkiili QD SQ.:-.uvs i kQ,o.!t'x.u WG:-oxni be equi. Bnmsisxgval :fsz:Z.v:1.::.Sk..U3'W'2.Q4.gL WW Nfl: 5, i Y -1 V if mm Q ,,, gg qflww Aa Aim ,af-.vzva4f4ffff.Jfv441f1fu3, M lldwcx aw ,Joao A114144 ffxffl-alfanfzfc I I!-C'CDf,Lf1z,L ylf. 41x.4LZ,l-Lf-vff' ..y,vf.a.l ,d3ffrw!f7'f ' l'ff ' W l 7 we I. 1-Sf 1 5 +4 My nxt:-'b Q, ,Ho is . xgnivk 2- Q- wsu- ' -.Bs 'Y..xx, ,,qdQ:g,,. Qw, ,-fX,3, was A ' Y- K' 'X -fx:--'wF Qty-gg:,.f .,b' -- -s ...L -bp 'Q w ng i,g g-,wlqb fis5.,4sp'5 Q vis. -'f X S, 1 Y ! ' T.,-.5 L.-Q ,,fi,4,.,1,v ' Rea X MARY BARTOW LAMNYERT ss Barra ra' N: ' CMC 14 Southmoor, St. Louis, 'S Rae Missouri QS 43, Christian Union Board '45 L? I K War Council '44 'xx 3' :wx President of House Committee '45 X5' 'N'-1 Second Semester igy-, ggi . Masqueraders '44, '45 The Forum '45 Hockey Team '44, '45 Baseball Team '44 bx' 'Sw.w'Q H 55's - CEL ,este - l .:.. 'A .'., 'mr 'A A 4 4 -c 6 x .J JN 4- 6 O -0' 422 9 0 'Q Op C2 Y-so if Cf' xo EYRLYN L.-XNGDON Boop 5 Curtis Place, Maplewood New Jersey House Committee '45 Second Semester Masquernders '44, '45 Dance Fete '44, '45 Golf Team '44, '45 Nlnnager '45 Bradford Skiers '45 XO f? 7 ' D X 7,9 o'9,gj2 A , Cjig . NDF gf' N SLLEANOR OJ 2 HPF, 3 0 If r f J 660 yH3mH10lQ?FLlfI1 gifnder' x ll C06 Q Rhode my 'XY' I hristi Gion Prgident '45 Y inf -4-Q mmf' dl 44' bf Nj uerabyi 5 N -7 The cfum 44 A kg Base A Team '44 k,s7 Bradford Skiers '45 x 1 JJ 9 sf? ' 6' ' ' Q ' in 45 fe- dx ef X, , Q, W9 V' ,f U tg 1 Qfwieoeomaeuvqggis, u.ejr. LO EQJQQQZLM!-WLLUQH, YUM Dear: S lmgyd '-4 CMJ UU 3 tljeiue S A ' ' M FY-1-GSK 'UCLCKC QVQ-LU, ,xlicln IW-lk Q . L-QRS. Ji Lasse lUL.Q1L,,l,l NANCY ELIZABETH LOUTIS Nance Lone Pine Court, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Student Government Council 344 Christian Union Board '44 Glee Club 144, '45 Choir '45 L - , or to JANET BANKS MCCARTHY Clmrfie 40 Glenoe Road, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts House Committee '44, '45 Masqueraders '44, '45 The Forum '45 Swimming Team '44, ,45 save! some gkmfs ,XJQJMS wkdq xJ..'4L.N , L V045 YQA 'LA Tlnrmb Engng ,xfvx-43, Q - - 1 Q H N. 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Onyx I P mmf WY' yy- Q3 lt I nl XV ' - - 7 ll' I li - lf' wa I YA I PATRICIA ROM BAUER MLC ARE napa!!! 131 North Benniston Aienue Clayton, Missouri Glue Club '44, '45 Choir '45 Taboos '45 Swimming Team '44, '45 Ilaselmll 'I'cam '44, '45 I5askctball Team '45 .i L.- ...- J.-,N MARY NOEL MAGENNIS 'fem-ff' 1954 Stockbridge Road, Akron, Ohio Quill-Annals '44, '45 The Forum ,45 Riding Team '44, ,4S DOROTHY FRANCES MARINAN crD0tH 90 Livingston Street, New Haven, Connecticut Glee Club '44 Home Economics Club '44 The Forum ,45 .4 MARGARET VVOODING M.-XRSHUTZ NEW, 625 South Skinker Boulevard, Q St. Louis, Missouri House Committee, '44 ' Quill-Annals '44, '45 Basketball Team '44 I 54 DOROTHEA MENDINHALL f-00113,-i R. D. No. 2, Wilmington, Delaware Vice-President of Senior Class '45 Quill-Annals '44, '45 Home Economics Club '44, '45 Vice-president '45 Dance Pete '44, '45 Swimming Team '45 Hockey Team '44, '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 Bradford Skiers '44, '45 I 1- x 4 J A I K- ' K, ,f '35 '21 7-025517 'rcujlfx vm-' 'JM' U 1' lift' WL' fr, ' 'L , ' .Je at-ami: M , . 1u.QJ1tJffU'f-45. 'ff-'Yo ' , X A A W ,L LJ?-' ,LQJ U...-144 X A QQ-J 114,14 --- Q7 4 f ' 9644- 'UC 7a ' 1 N 14141, lj-fwlf 1 71 5 - , 1 , Q41 -44, JLUL' V1 ' 1-L fw -Jdf MW' 0' , 77 1,444 Li, ' I ', , 'In' A 512, Y N' 05, ilfgj' 'I H C' 'C 'I '11 A 'I 1 ff. 'EQILYI 5 DCCn.n.?1'- Ulf, xCb1i.rN-11 CJOFNC. To qs-,L nd oi Q.. ocf-ical 4 e: 'uCn'.l's 5? 1?-C. tgjcpq 'AIS Clit fefilf 90 ., L. v .gpg c,ov1If'. 1:-uIc.r:i so N-.cmowwo Q55 iiri'-1-14-5' fcvfwcjctfcd. NKQLKE. :fb zvyffifjg of -NC..-:I QCITJL CQgLt'1r.- ofvt., 'WISE -lfikl. - nm C4 .c.h JOSEPHINE LAURA MER1AM lowly 2727 Cranlyn Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio Quill-Annals ,45, Secretary 445 Glee Club '44 Masqueraders '45 Romance Languages Club '44 The Forum 445 Basketball Team ,45 Clxfcafj gf: of RUTH M URPHEY Mz11'pb QU Bryant Avenue, White Plains, New York Student Chairman of Surgical Dressings 345 War Council '45 Camera Club '44, ,45 LQ-.QCLYXN ddllfnf' wjttigowww WWW QXYYLJ-Vit!-C5 Mila? PHYLLIS CARTER PETERSEN Pm Fllcry Road, Newport, Rhode Island EVM Council '45 Quill-Annals '44, '45 Bnskctlvnll Team '44, '45 Bradford Skiers '45 MARY JEAN NICHOLS Nirkie'l Park Struct, Northfield, Massachusetts Quill-Annals '45 The Forum ,44 Bradford Skiers '45 ,,,,,-,-rl ' V+ -- .J SALLY PHILLIPPS usd!!! 177 Orchard Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigaim Quill-Annals '44, ,45 Literary Editor '45 Annals Steering Committee '45 Bradford Skiers '45 it JEAN PRESBRFY ffpre-Y!! 54 White Street, Taunton, Massachusett Glee Club '45 The Forum '45 1 :N 1 v '- .' ww' 57'Y, ' .YV 'V f f- ,Q 1? .J ryoqg 9 I' 'K 'D fvvf -. ,V . X lt J 1 .4 .-1 7 j n. I 0 D 1 sf nf 1' CAROL PUTNEY Puffy 31 Locust Avenue, Lexington, Massachusetts Glce Club '44, '45 Romance Languages Club '44, '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 SALLY PRESCOTT Sal 244 Rumson Road, Atlanta, Georgia Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class '44 Christian Union Board '44 House Committee '45 Secretary, first semester Glee Club '45 Romance Languages Club '44, '45 Camera Club '45 Dance Fete '44, '45 Manager of Fencing Team '45 Badminton Team '44 Bradford Skiers '45 Haverhill Gazette Reporter '45 SUZANNE RANSOM 'LSzz.fia West Ferry Street, Buffalo, New York Glee Club '44, '45 Baseball Team '44, '45 Nlanager '45 .3 2. 54 KATHERINE ANN REPS scKlZx,va Campbell Lane, Larchmont, New York Quill-Annals '44, '45 Home Economics Club '45 Camera Club 344 Bradford Skiers '45 .3155 P 455: 3 3 XA I, NF 1' C 'I 3 ' CK I . X u 1-M1111 , li ' wood, ni 'l.l1 . 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Y-ft,f L . fl.lf4j 'AA I L-'-'fi 'ff 'C..AJL, ' Q J ' cpu-fffL,,,, X- U L2 4- fi' no V -qmaqv we ,N A :uf-4.-e MALI rw ,Hjf 47, rv: 1. .,fZfLJ-ffif Y' 4vL,'CgLifLf X21 ,,K..1L,Al ' ,L . r Q-f- 'fb' 1 GLORIA RICKEL ' ' ' HRW, 819 Edgemont Park, Grosse Point, Michigan Masqueraders '44, '45 Dance Fete '45 .W Q +2 x,.J ' , lpkilfx IDAMAE SCHULZE Su1mie,' 3200 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois Quill-Annals ,45 Masqueraders '44 Home Economics Club '44 The Forum '45 V 1 d r Y OR Y K l 015249 lin . l.1i11 rect, ' .1rk,6yK1 3' nutlunt G 1'ur11n1L uncil O P si t of Athluric Q- .11 '.tio11 ,, 5 , - Q 'C A Q6 fm Thu rum ip , .1mcr.1 Cl6Q1 Y Choi 45 ' 4 1 l ' '44 46 X 1 . s , FRANCES GORTON S ELLEW HFIZIIIH 1016 Crestwood Road, W'ooclmcre, New York Student GOX'Cf1lIllCllI Council '45 H 3 . . omp ftconomics Club ,44- Thc Forum ,4S u. . 1'im111i11g 21111 '19 ' ll 1 ' 'llLJ.1lU '44 ' 3 B- Q l3.1G:tb11ll 'len 4, J, V, .1pt.111 4 Of, Bam ll 1 '44, ' 3 4 I J 'Q B lord Skier 4, ' X I i , n , ,A I , , CJ in X Q0 I CUZAJA ffff' EDITH COOK SNYDER ccDI'I1fiB,, 1516 Pershing Boulevard, St. Louis, M Student Government Council '44 Second Semester Quill-Annals ,44, ,45 Art Editor 344, '45 Mnsqueraders '45 Home Economics Club '44 Annals Steering Committee '45 Dance Pete '44, '45 lv .,.i,, J V X ba if fr 988 adis ll vunu- Birmi 14111 iChl an x WV 1. 0 ,V 1. W MV 4 , X N RY Ol.'lQ'ft'I'.-XY 1 4' UD. . fx y X UI A111111 4,'45 Q 'I 1 1 s D.11cu Fct! 44, '4 NU chcry Tug 1 ' I rndf d Slli J 45 X SARA ANN TARRANT 'Frcusurcr of Senior Class '45 Glee Club '44, '45 Hockey Tcam '45 Mrmzzgcr of Lacrosse Team '45 if 1 rf T1:rry 712 Radcliffe Avcnuu, LTl1iYCYSitf' City Nlissouri Iljafm 6160164 '0?uem,ueJz Cycle ,Qglqt-5 E5..3.eg. I l1f,,4 11'. UJ6 of- god' ff:-:Fefe ei rf. Iumeul' Tl l.L's'f7x1lI'bQF'ed 652. Lkbu. dlkif f'0Jf:Qt . 455'-filftxir tr..lF -i?5Jff- ff? -TOJS' .t'Yqi,xE gil 'Q .. qgod GPQQD J ewan ue.1dsU.iefreeilmq sec e,meXLiaAdQ5gj?aHPtllAJptul! 242 Fuller Street, West Newton, Massachusetts Christian Union Board '45 House Committee '45 Second Semester Masqueraders '44, '45 The Forum '45 Hockey Team '44, '45 Senior Manager and Captain '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 Badminton Team '44 Mamlager '44 N.. , X' , if , Vg DL, . I Q VV fgcag MA , I 192- ,fridn iggniiti Ska Wagga mai-f!!!?, f,1,' A ft' 41.4.6 .XJ ! ff M, ,gg gi- ,fi , J, , loaded!! 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A I 1,11 ff ,, r 0 if ' tl 'Jr I 8 - v Vx x 5' 1 I hav 'QM I Q Q, u , ,. 1. p v - f 'IL 0 u -w -,Lv ,,g 9 .yr V VI ZH' -hr, . . . , 1:54 Pr 1 1. . 4, Q ' A WV I .I ll J .yur VI n ,Vlad-., s -Qe,'o,7G. x., nl fd ANN TULLICR uyvufn 5 Paul Ruvcrc Road, Worcester, Mnssnchusctts Gicc Club '44, '45 Camera Club '44, '45 in , .IRAN TUCKER Tllffn 57 Dorchester Road, Akron, Ohio Quill-.-Xnilals '44, '45 The Forum '45 C.imur11 Club '44 .-Xnnals Steering Comtnittcc '45 Bradford Skiers '44, '45 I i 'JQQL -f4,J44.24J 'T' K ' - .f'wu,.,f1, 11 -Qdccl, 'c .Q tj74,L,4,14, Zdklid, ffy ' 1 audi A 'vnu S! CDU- ' f ,QAALQ Cad., QM, ' X591 ' if 4 DOROTHY ,IEANETTE WALL KCDujivU 1023 Electric Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania Glee Club '45 Romance Languages Club '44, 545 'i' 6' 'H ' 'if 'AT'-'uiviqj Q 1 LLL-- V-.. -.1 :mr ' gl.-XNICE WARD frm 1410 Church Street, Ruhway Glec Club '44, '45 The Forum '45 Camera Club '44 Choir '44 Hockey Team ,45 5 ai N ew Jersey STEQQQ. Cjbe.:.uz., -4 J S i.- CA,Su.C.'a':. C454 C,Q':'-L-M' 539- YQOXY'-21.9.13 LLLQ. Qhgggr -u,,c:fes.. C.Xu,.,,,,,-x3.,f-.neg C5A542.J1.. 21012. vu.. C.XLQQ.L,L.x.gb - CL,o.,,t,C3 -Lake Gkng. 5519 KELDQ9.. t1.x::oe.s.19 NJQLCKR Xiin., 5- 'EAM gkegbg '..x0U, g'g'eA,,QL- H-ey-.:. .v. cg,-en. i.,Q.ev-wx:ue,:.,'. kiwi -. U' 1 'W 30 CW , Jibzz., Yelp coed tcm HQQIJIL rw ,Mlm au 4 f ,,f I A 'ANCY EBB f ww, Iwi wt ' 54wQd l'os , Coiycticut 5 51 lem . Co 1 45 , 0 Yiiklbrcsident i5Fre?hu .n Class -' , f e 1 ,AM Q fwjbcffiw If tom Q V ouse C mml ce '45 I OIT! fqwasdlucraders 44, '45 1 ' ,Secretary '44 LOJL Camera Club '44 I W Dance Fefe '44 j',p,9'Bradford Skiers '45 Fsivyoaib- 54-vQ.,v.:0. CJ...u3 1-ian, Qin., QQQV spy. C-QQ, ' N-Q gtg-U, CYNTHIA BALDVVIN VV.-XRREN , J Hui-.ciGi.,rf CF 'ov' S54 X009-WUC 206 Ba-ldwin Place, Ridgewood, New Jersey Q-ja Student Government Council '45 M 1 First Semester House Committee '44 Second Semester President '45 First Semester Glee Club '44, '45 Romance Languages Club '44 Danee Pete '44, '45 Swimming Team '44, '45 Captain '44, '45 Hockey Team '44, '45 Basketball Team '44, '45 Baseball Team '44, '45 Bradford Skiers '45 l 'S' .fl lf' ,- tw. l 1' lV 'gd C QW C 4 My , ff KWMQSJQMQM NVQ W, ,M lfrfm we Wig Jw fi i , WJ? OO A DOROTHY WHITING I A I'Vhit.eJ 43 Carleton Circle, Belmont, Massachusetts Masqueraders '44, '45 Romance Languages Club '44 The Forum '45 Dance Fete '44, '45 Q 4 ,M ,V I 1 ,L ...-i ,, - Y JACQUELINPI WHITMAN .laf,4ie 68 Jefferson Avenue, Maplewood, New ersew War Council '45 Quill-Annals '45 Cam ra Club '44, ' ff ryl Team rf W I TRU! radford skjgs '45 , lf l X 1 Wt 00' M QYJULS2 5 C Luxx Ll!! -j.-,xgil Yi, 'L f.-J, v Lkfvg, 'f 3 Wlfilravgxjxgi gr L,0 fY'AN l ' .- 4 7 R X avi ,gk A rw V --L - ,Co 'l'LLJidL 'Jflb fi'-V1 U45 L le1'1.xlJJe. ENJU-UJJ, TQQAN. 'go+AJx,4,LJ47f vev.11,l' 4 Lb-1-A. CL'-L. fl f 44 f fi MNA, XAAQ 4 ook Lune l ineewl, QM. ,- 4 Q45-Al -f 4116, IQIJQANUR WHITN1-iv -Klzwm' -as YXIONIQL' li YUL'NGliR ,'lIf,m'v U 3903 lngumar Street, xxzlilllllglflll, Q, Di-wtrict ol' Culumlwin 11, filee Clulw '44 27 Nickerson Street, Ihwulcket, Rhode Island Qlllll-:xl1l1.llS '45 Hume lfconomics Clulw '45 C.1mer.1 Clulv '44 llnsketlmll Team '44, '43 llrzldforel Skiers '45 First Semewer Rumrmce L:1ngungeQ Clulw '44, '45 l're-Qidenr '45 The Forum '44 rw i, l The Senior Class Will Corky Gilson leaves her sloppy clothes to Miss Weber Pat Anderson leaves her strawberry blonde hair to Ann Talmage Barbara Holmstrom leaves her femininity to Leigh Moreau Sunny Joyce leaves still trying to go on a diet Nancy Hurlburt leaves her math book to Mr. Stockman Chris Magennis leaves Topsy,' to Syd Sharp Jen Beach leaves her tan to Joan Mitchell Jackie Whitman leaves her jolly wit to Kate Wadsworth Nancy Jordan leaves her smile to Frannie Luther Phyllis Petersen leaves her charge to Bobbie Day Ev Langdon leaves Massachusetts for Illinois Frannie Grove leaves the intirmary to Miss Davis Sally Phillipps leaves still saying that the Aleutians is overseas Marcia Batchelder leaves the stage piano stool to Sunny Cook Chris Castanias leaves her long trip home to Nina Green Pat McCary leaves the third floor telephone still ringing Betty Sowles leaves her Friday afternoon humor in hopes Mr. Wade won't find it Jane Irvin leaves her curly hair to the Kaufman twins Eleanor Beede leaves her ability to make pancakes to Mitzi Sue Fontaine leaves Mozart to Dutch Coon Jean Bath leaves her name to anyone who needs one Dottie Simons leaves her ability in modern dance technique to Marianna Emmons Bartow Lammert leaves her barnyard laugh to Alice Boston Dot Whiting leaves Bartow's alarm clock in the ash can Sara Ann Tarrant leaves her West Point pajamas to Sue Thatcher Janet Richmond leaves her date bureau to anyone who wants to get mixed up 'KSnooks', Hipp leaves her Navy towels to Timmie Smith Lynn Denny leaves her musical ability to Marcia Newsom Fran Sellew leaves her constant griping to Barbie Wells Dottie Marinan leaves with the first hearty laugh in two years Frannie Beers leaves a round trip ticket to New York to Connie Brady Jackie Brown leaves her extra overnight to Barbara Beaven -leanne Fox leaves her overseas air corps letters to levy Baker Marianna Freeman leaves her Dartmouth beer mug to Dottie Crance Dottie Freese leaves her saxophone to Mr. Johnson Ruth Murphey leaves her Chanel No. 5 to Pris Fiorini Sally Prescott leaves Dr. you-know-who to Mimi McWilliams Gloria Rickel leaves room 202 in good shape THE BRADFORD -lL'N1oR CQLLEGE ANNALS lnunninnum:nunummmnunnumnunnumnunnmnunnumnnununnlnnnnllnIll1nnnanunlnununllInllIIInllnnmununnnunnu lylartha Stetfens leaves her giggle to Carole Tresch Ann Tuller leaves her will-power to Sue Lesieur glean Francisco leaves singing 'johnny One Note' .lan Goebel leaves the second floor telephone for someone else to answer Nancy lVlcKinney leaves Holy Cross Naval Reserve to Ellen Nichols Diane Chamberlaine leaves her naughty nautical week-ends to Barbara Closser Lou Berry leaves her calamine lotion with phenolthelein to the chem. lab. Clare Kittredge leaves her Pooh bear books to Lucy Thomas Anne Elder leaves her hair straight Sue Ransom leaves orders for sodas at the Fruit Basket to Di Donald Mary Fuller leaves triscuits and Durkeels dressing to the intirmary Ellie Fenton leaves her early morning cheerfulness till the rest of the day Mary Taylor leaves her power of concentration to Mary Sue Bee Nancy Hoffman leaves Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo after the fifth time Betty Ffaton leaves the infantry insignia to Nancy Adams Babs Anderson leaves the smoker with post-nasal drip Jan Brookhart leaves with Ted's pictures C. B. Warren leaves her blue hair ribbon to Carlotta Schuster Nancy Webb leaves her anthology on dieting to Betty Ashe Liz Ashley leaves her icharming voice' to Bev Pierson Lea Treacy leaves her unrecognized vocal ability to an oncoming Taboo Bobbie Chickering leaves her superfluous supply of cigs to Woodie Drucie Snyder leaves the stage via Mr. Batch's oH'ice Avis Anderson leaves her seat in the library to Ann Baumann Carol Putney leaves third east shower to anyone whose best friend won't tell her Peg Reynolds leaves to Marty Raines her John Powers success school lit. Posy Buchanan leaves her peroxide to Willie Schaumann Jean Presbrey leaves her mania for bridge to Skippy Stronge Judy Jenney leaves her baton to the next President Millie Bronson leaves her doodling in economics book to Mary Stacy Joyce Benson leaves number 13 as a private mailbox to Peg Bernheisel Joedy Meriam leaves her motto they can't grade you on tomorrow's workw Pal Thoma leaves with a raised eyebrow Mary -Io Dunnington leaves her taste in clothes to Cynnie Tomlinson Eleanor Whitney leaves her tall stories to all gullible freshmen fespecially Penny Blaikiej Dollie Mendinhall leaves her love for the West to Tick Law Julia Kenney leaves her Danny Kaye records to Pat Allen Viv Hand leaves her 'Virginia O'Brien' expression to Lois Cole Bobbie Hoffman leaves her blond hair to Billy Williamson THE BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNAIS IllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'll Charlie McCarthy leaves her weekly telegrams to Joan Stewart Boo Marshutz leaves her lack of equilibrium to Nancy Hayes Kate Beattie leaves her pompadour to Pam Trenor Sally Gary leaves her night prowling to Patty Congdon Pat Card leaves her appetite to Margie Wilhelni Ellie Letts leaves her promptness to Tish Rieck Mary Nichols leaves her daydreaming to Pris Mullin Mary Lou Devlin leaves her Dartmouth souvenirs to Pat Bashcr Barbie Driscoll leaves Etude magazine to Betty Bell Jan Ward leaves her argyle socks to Nancy Cannon Corey Hogewind leaves her Javanese sarong to Lavinia Jones Bonnie Damon leaves the dining room Jean Tucker leaves her dark glasses to Nancy Beam Kay Hyde leaves her twinkling toes to Ammy Naramore Lynn Kissick leaves her roving eyes to Pat Robbins Sunnie Schulze leaves her tall and sylph-like figure to Marg An Betty Henderson leaves her jade green pajamas to Jane Lammert Nancy Loud leaves Standish ESI, Cambridge, to Mary Schlosser Joan Carper leaves her sophistication to Janie Hilton Kay Reps leaves her band box appearance to Midge Hobson Monique Younger leaves her bow tie to Kathryn Stanley Mary Bellamy leaves her naps to Nancy Bristol Pat Fuller leaves her knitting needles to Jane Goodman Jane Cassedy leaves trips home to Short Hills to Barbara Lewis Muriel Horne leaves her every-night phone calls to Joan Adams Cynthia Knight leaves the traditional Bradford Coast Guard man to P Duffy Wall leaves a dust pan and mop to Elena McGrath derson at Bruce 'U li. lm :N ESO :EBV-gm DL CIF uma 3:5 in E E5 MEWSR U.-:HE -H EE- :P U52 E :C OP MCE.-Dmgzvtrg Um at AE MES E :LFE-he GH xg? 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Dr. Nlitchell and his boogie-Woogie . . . Dr. Moss on his bicycle . . . the day he couldn't bring it and was seen moling his way through the snow . . . scrambling for the mail . . . hfliss Jenks and her undying energy for Christian Union . . . Dr. Pauli's new mustache . . . bliss Balleu in the library . . . Mr. Robison in the gym office . . . lVlr. Johnson's patriotic talks in glee club . . . the stampede for dinner . . . Miss Helmes in room No. 128 . . . Mr. Batch and his cigars . . . Mr. Stock- man's vitamin pills . . . student meetings in the Rec room . . . Dr. Gagey and his woven shoes . . . Mr. Davis' trouble with his maps . . . Mr. D and his individualistic ideas . . . that smile of lVIiss Mors . . . Nliss Hesslein and Miss VVeber just being two of the girls . . . Mrs. Fivianls blush . . . the snow storm . . . Mademoiselle always in chic black dresses . . . Mr. YVade talking about his clipper . . . the mid-winter prom . . . Miss Orme being eH:1ciently Dean Orme . . . lV1rs. DE versatility . . . Miss Beach and her guests . . . Mr. Lalone's understanding of us . . . Miss Merritt's ability to turn on the auditorium lights . . . North Conway . . . sunburns on the roof . . . a host of memories will remain in our hearts . . , X Q e t .75 , ' ,iz f Fi ' A YJ Q 5 ANDERSON XVno's Wino, 1955 BRONSON Who's Who in America ANDERSON, AYIS, biologist and toe- dancer, won reknown medal for discover- ing new butterfly, leads double life, at Zoological gardens in daytime and the theatre at nightime. ,-lf!ff1'ef.v.' Providence, ANDERSON, BARBARA, psychoanalist, founded Srhool for Stuftarizrg Sioogef, the first of its kind in the country, operates riding stables on the side, recently in- vented a new feed suitable for trainers as well as horses. .-ldfflwf: Churchill Downs. ANDERSON, PATRICIA MILLS, den- tist, invented Tarty Tomb, a chemical that gives you false teeth in six delicious flavors, famous for the sign on her reception room door, For 111511 Only. .-lfff!1'er.f.' Reception room. ASHLEY, ELIZABETH J., cigarette ty- coon, winner of the recent eye-lash batting contest, marriage course took effect in 1951 when she married the owner of Roll-Your- Own Inc. .-liMf'5.t.r.' Tabacco, Tennessee. BATCHELDER, MARCIA F., author of Hora To lI'ritz .I Letter Every Day, de- signer of Billls pianos, noted for her cos- mopolitan accent. .-l1fa'1'eJr: U. S. A. BATH, JEAN W., an a-Paul-led Wife, married General Air Corps, educated at several none schools, member of the Con- solidated Union of Sopranos. fla'd1'et.v: With General Air Corps. BEACH, JEANNETTE MCCOY, ski fiend, well known at all ski resorts, founder of famous Duke and Jen ski resort, located in California and made up of im- ported snow, recently invented a lotion that bleaches sun-tans during the winter. .lflffrerlt California. BEATTIE KATHRYN JANE, proprie- tor, owner of Xlltziftzzxzs Pozzzptnlozndf Beauty Safozzg is planning to sell business out because it doesn't offer enough philosophy of life, recently received an appointment as chief boiler's mate on Cassedy's liners. .-lffffre J'.v : U. S. S. Old South. BEEDE, ELEANOR B., home economics professor at Bradford Jr. College, married Towns Harris Jr., member of I Bake A Pie, awarded prize for her scrambled eggs re- cipe. .-l11'1fre.fa'.' Pawtucket, R. I. BEERS, FRANCES B., spends nights wait- ing up for the Doc , lecturer on Hindu Health and Hygiene, informer of H010 To luffnezzfs People. .'l1I'rfI'L'5.f.' wherever the Doc hangs his hat. BELLAMY, MARY M., noted lecturer on the Emzmmif am! Poliliraf Value of .-lfferzmwz Napa, became famous in 1946 by making a voyage to Hawaii in a canoe, raises turnips in mass production on the beach of VVaikiee. .-l1f1!r'e.fr.' Hawaii. BENSON, JOYCE E., secretary, records songs to Bill over boss' dictaphone, author of If .-lf Firrt You Dmft Surreal, Try Skiing, Try Skiing ,-lgaizz. .-lfffl1'e.fJ.' where Bill is. BERRY, LOUISE, July on the Varga calendar, founder of IVK RENIEIIILBI' IVM211, Lonely Hearts Club, radio announcer for station M-I-K-E. .flf!1!reJf.' where her heart is. BRONSON, MILDRED, research expert, at present doing research for hotter and bigger hot-water bottles, won medal for new jump-pivot in basketball. Adffrcrx: Marville. BROOKHART WHO,S BROOKHART, JANET, private stew- ardessg recently returned from world cruise and added Ted Jr. to the crew at Shanghai, after six months on the equator, she has finally thrown Arty away. .4fiffrerr.' Crow's nest of the S. S. Stirgwolt. BROWN, JACQUELINE, supplies the Navyg chief cook and bottle washer at U-Ioe'sj'5 inventor of Plushbottomls all purpose Purple Pills. fI.Jlf7'3.f.f.' on a Navy Destroyer. BUCHANAN, ELLEN G., Turkish bath owner, featuring back-rubs deluxe, wrote famous song .4 VI'eefl-Ein! at Prizzrelou, famed for her last words, He makes me furious! Azfdrsrr: Princeton. CARD, PATRICIA M., chairman of the U. S. Currency Printing Press, fourth rich- est woman in the worldg now retired to her farm in South America where she is doing remarkable work in breeding wild cats. A11f!1'fr.f.' South America. CARPER, JOAN, author of the volumes of her critical reviews on the works of William Shakespear, plans to write one of these every year. fl1Mf's.vr: Cape Cod, of course. CASSEDY, JANE C., author of the best- seller, The Ari of Refaxiizgg discoverer of the famous Glenn Islands, now transports honeymooners while on her world CCassedy Linersj cruise. Afidrerr: Glenn Islands. CASTANIAS, CHRYSANTHE, one of Americals most versatile worneng author of D:zrz'm0uz'h I'I'zz: My Fa-zforife M67Z,J C01- Isge, first woman to sky rocket to the rnoong now called the moonis favorite pin-up-girl. .4flfZrzr.v: Everywhere. CHAMBERLAINE, H. DIANE, class correspondent, arranger of distinguished coiffures and beauty success courses, chief WHO, 1955 EATON correspondent with Home of Lunar. Af!- fff'e.t.v: canoe in the Pacific. CHICKERING, BARBARA D., president and executive director of Toboos Inc., Married O. F. E. Keyg member of the On Note Association. .-l1!d1'.f:f.t.' Eastern Slope Inn. DAMON, NANCY B., author of You Too C1111 Alix Illtzfritzge .md Coffege, received B.A. after ten years of study with her husbandg recently promoted from head hostess of the dining room to chief cook and bottle washer of the kitchen. .4ffflre.tr: most any college class room. DENNY, CAROLYN E., violinistg edu- cated at the Hosposh School of Lower Basin Streetg member of I Sprunga String, .lfff!1'e.f.f.' American Musicians Union. DEVLIN, MARY LOU, chosen by the Dancers of The World Organization as the best dancer of our ageg only person in existence who can perform the delicate Dangeriield leap, Skippy skip, flffffretf: Moscow. DRISCOLL, BARBARA EI., Secretary of Treasury of U. S. H949-l954jg Ol'- ganized the committee for herding buffalo on the plains of Nebraska. Af!rIf'e.fr.' Buffalo Junction, Neb. DUNNINGTON, MARY RIO, designer of Navy Air Corps uniforms, inventor of Hexible mail-box with letter capacity 200. Affffrsrr: Philly. EATON, ELIZABETH M., cartoonist, now well established in Walt Disney's studio, has been assigned chief receptionist for all incoming ships and chief fareweller for all outgoing ships, recently invented a match-size make-up kit including all beautifying necessities. Afidrerr: any port of embarkation or debarkation. ELDER WHo's Wim, 1955 HENDERSON ELDER, M. ANN, raiser of Budding geniusesg diseoverer of 96th element, tirst woman member of the Supreme Court, in- ventor of Schleieher clamps for Schleicher boxes. .l1!11'z'f.vr.' Schleicher Heights. FENTON, ELEANOR S., mapmaker, put Blacklick, Ohio in VVorld Atlas, started railroad between Blacklick, Ohio and XVashington, D. C.. first soprano to hit G above high C. .-lf!ff1'e,f.v.' Swingtovvn, Neb. FONT.-XINE, SUZANNE O., oldest per- son at VVinsocket Home for the Aged, member of l Own A Cat, chaperone for M.I.T. house parties. .-l1l1!1'eff.' Rhodis- land. FOX, JEANNE L., teacher of the English language to New Englandg hostess at Now We Can Act canteen for ambitious actors and actresses, played leading role in Ray? Lax! fllirriozl. :lff1fz'e,f,t.- Limelight, U. S. A. FRANCISCO, F. JEAN, guide for tours to Scotland every other week-endg lec- tures on dribbling on one-woman basket- ball team, social worker with Albinos. .lf!fz're. t'.f : Scotland. FREEMAN, MARIANNA, social worker with the Hopi Indians, attendance taker at a subway turnstileg author of You T00 C1111 Improve Your I. .-lflzfrerr: the ex- press to Dartmouth. FREESE, DOROTHY E., wife to the headless horsemang inventor of the two- way-stretch saddles, owner of largest number of eligible racing horses in Podunk County. .-lfMreJr.' Hieleah Park. FULLER, MARY S., tall lady in Barnum and Bailey's side show, originated revolu- tionary recipe for Chinese dish Lori Foo, Seasoned Good , started new competitive mail service with Uncle Sam. Aflrfresrs Lester, Missouri. FULLER, PATRICIA W., famous artistg graduate of You Too Can Draw Academy, painter of notorious Girl Kuiffizzg ll'hife D0fl'l1i!1kQ .-l Cfnftfg chairman of the Con- versation Union, limiting conversation to six hours. .-lff1l1'e.ff.' Alaska. GARY, SARAH H., famous author of magazine stories, latest publication, The Emfogy am! Confrof of Illefz al Harrrzrfl .md .7Vzig6bm'i11g Lonlfex H954-J, possessor of 15 sons. .-l1f1ire.f.r.' Harvard University. GILSON, ELLEN, internationally known as the woman who couldn't make up her mind , commutes between Monte Carlo and New York constantlyg hrst woman to build a helicopter field on the roof of her house. .-Ir!dre,f.v.- she hasn't made up her mind. GOEBEL, JANET M., inventor of No YVink, No Blink sleeping pills, cited by president for formula for stringless beans, is now doing a still-life on her prize bean. .-l1f1fr'f.f,f.' Easelville, U. S. A. GROVE, FRANCES L., surgeon, now do- ing extensive research on lI'hy If .4 Bn1i11?, expert on history during the Civil War Period. :lf!1frerr.' DL Grove, calling sureryl HAND, VIVIAN L., comedieneg made her premiere at the Old Howard in Bostong only entertainer in the country with an I. Q. of 120 plus. Adflrerr: backstage. HENDERSON, ELIZABETH J., win- ner of the Yale award in science for her research on the psychology of abnormal rats, at present has 2000 rats in her posses- sion, has recently been instructing the Navy on the latest tactics of functional swim- ming. Addrerr: Philadelphia and where- abouts.